I am the daughter of author Charles H. Red Corn and ceramic artist Jereldine Red Corn. A member of the Osage Nation and a descendant of the Caddo Nation, I am a lifelong participant in the Osage traditional dances, I’lon’shka, and a proud founding member of Wak’o Owatsi (women’s dance).

I graduated from Dartmouth College with a degree in visual studies studying under Esme Thompson and Varujan Boghosian. After graduation from medical school, I worked throughout Oklahoma and currently work as a physician at the Oklahoma City Indian Clinic.

My art disciplines including painting, ribbonwork, bead work, sewing, leather work, woodworking, and metalsmithing. With the exception of painting, I am self taught. I am in my sixth year of studying the Osage language.  I live on the Osage Reservation in Oklahoma with my husband Bill Nunez, cat Hazel, and dog Pumpkin.