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Social Justice & Resistance

social justice and resistance art for our times by Le’Ana Asher

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Medicine for a Nation in Distress- original
$997.00
Three Sisters-:original oil painting
$1,750.00
Wake Up
$13,800.00
Medicine for the movement
$2,160.00
Eco warriors
$4,999.00
Ojibwe Matrix -original oil painting
$13,500.00
Matrix Sneak-up
$9,500.00
Maajtaawin Gizhi-Bimaadizin
$2,350.00

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Welcome to Leana Asher Studios LLC. Independent artist crafting original, custom pieces for clients who want something one-of-a-kind. See more of the work online.

You’re the reason an artist like myself gets to ke

You’re the reason an artist like myself gets to keep making art. 🎨Collector, this one’s for you.In a world that moves fast and feels heavy, art matters more than ever. It slows us down. It tells the truth. It reminds us we belong to something bigger than ourselves. And art only survives when people choose to bring it into their lives.That’s what you do. When you hang a piece on your wall, you’re not just decorating a room. You’re protecting culture, supporting creativity, and building a community where art has a place.I’m forever grateful to my friends, my family, my community, and every collector who has believed in my work. You’re the reason I get to keep creating, and you’re the reason this community is growing.Thank you for being part of it. 💛Watch the reel through to see what your support makes possible. →

What does resilience look like when you come from

What does resilience look like when you come from a people who have never stopped resisting ?As an Ojibwe woman and artist, I carry stories that stretch across generations. Stories of identity, resistance, injustice, belonging, and the determination to keep moving forward.I don’t paint these subjects simply to document the past. I paint because these stories are still unfolding. Because our people are still here. Because art has the power to make us look closer, ask questions, remember, and see the world differently.For Native American Heritage Month, I’m sharing SOCIAL JUSTICE & RESILIENCE, a collection of my original fine art paintings and prints.Each piece comes from a place of reflection, observation, and lived perspective. Together, they speak to the complexities of our world and the strength it takes to keep standing in it.Some of these works are one-of-a-kind original oil paintings. Others are available as fine art prints, making it possible to bring these stories into your own home.One original has already found its home.I’d love for you to explore the collection.SHOP SOCIAL JUSTICE & RESILIENCEVisit leanaasher.com (link in bio).Thank you for supporting Indigenous artists and making room for our stories. ❤️#NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #OjibweArtist #IndigenousArtist

Honoring my dad this Veterans Day- meet Ellery Ash

Honoring my dad this Veterans Day- meet Ellery AsherMy dad was a Vietnam veteran. He died when I was one, so I never got to make memories with him. I know him through the people who loved him, and through what they tell me when we meet: “You’re just like him.”He was born and raised on the Rez, in a home with no indoor plumbing and a wood stove for heat, steps from Lake Superior like generations of his family before him. He grew up in the woods, hunting, fishing, and gathering. He loved books and chess, he was an artist, and he was fascinated by architecture. He met my mom in Pontiac, Michigan, and together they had my older brother and me.Family say he wasn’t the same after Vietnam. I think about what he carried home, and I honor the service and the sacrifice, and the man he was before and beyond it.Dad, I never got to know you, but I carry you with me. Miigwech for everything you gave me. I’m proud to be your child.

As an Ojibwe woman, I know what it’s like to feel

As an Ojibwe woman, I know what it’s like to feel invisible. 🎨That’s why I paint: to make Indigenous people visible.This is a commission, from first sketch to final brushstroke: a Pueblo woman standing on her homeland. Watching her come to life on the canvas is why I do this work.We are still here. We are still resilient.✨ Want to see the process before anyone else? Join my newsletter through the link in my bio for:🖌️ Behind-the-scenes process🖼️ Exclusive art drops💛 Access to limited-edition prints🎨 CommissionsKnow someone who needs to see this? Send it to them.#ojibwe #anishinaabe #indigenousart #nativeamericanartist

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