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Dyani White Hawk

She Gives (Quiet Strength V), 2019

acrylic on canvas

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Dyani White Hawk (Sicangu Lakota, b. 1976), “Dreaming,” 2022, Lithograph, Purchase, gift of Mrs. Frederick Ferris Thompson, by exchange 2024.4.1. © Dyani White Hawk

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Dyani White Hawk, Wopila | Lineage From Whitney Biennial 2022: Quiet As It's Kept

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Dyani White Hawk, “Untitled (Pink and Blue)” (2022), acrylic, oil, synthetic sinew, 24k gold seed beads, glass bugle beads, and vintage glass seed beads on canvas

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Whitney Museum is Free to Visitors of All Ages Sunday, February 11 with Artmaking Programs Led by Artist Dyani White Hawk

Photographs by Filip Wolak Before the big game, families can explore the Whitney as part of Free Second Sundays, with artmaking programs led by artist Dyani White Hawk, a tour of the brand new exhibition Harold Cohen: AARON, and more! The Whitney Museum is offering free admission all day on Sunday, February 11 and special programming in English and Spanish for visitors of all ages. The Whitney…

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Dyani White Hawk

Hyperallergic says Dyani’s newest at Various Small Fires is one of 10 Art shows to see in Los Angeles in December (2023). Her mixed media works incorporate beadwork and painting, referencing both Native American traditional art forms alongside European and American modernisms. In doing so, she highlights the influence that Indigenous aesthetics have had on Western art, specifically geometric…

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Antonio Velardo shares: Setting a Table at the Whitney With Art by Ted Loos

By Ted Loos The Whitney museum commissioned Rashid Johnson and Dyani White Hawk to make works for its cafe spaces, in a partnership with Frenchette Bakery. Published: November 1, 2023 at 09:17AM from NYT Arts https://ift.tt/jh1Avwq via IFTTT

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Day 9: for my sister

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Dyani White Hawk, She Gives (Quiet Strength V), 2019, Acrylic on canvas, 9/8/21 #crystalbridges by Sharon Mollerus

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Your vote is your voice. Act today with Plan Your Vote, an artist initiative to promote and empower citizens to exercise their right to vote by linking them to state-specific information about registration, mail-in and absentee voting, voter ID requirements, and polling places. 

Today you should: register if you haven’t already, verify your registration if you have any doubt, check your absentee status if you aren’t sure, or set a reminder in case you forget.⁠ Head to planyourvote.org or vote.org to plan your voting strategy, and browse a library of voting advocacy images created by artists, including several familiar ones you may have seen at the Brooklyn Museum.⁠ ⁠ 

Works by ⁠Wangechi Mutu  ⇨ Dyani White Hawk ⁠⇨ American Artist ⇨ Guerrilla Girls ⇨ Sanford Biggers ⇨ Marilyn Minter ⇨ Robert Longo ⇨ Kambui Olujimi ⇨ Paul Ramirez Jones ⇨ Laurie Simmons

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The Best Art Shows and Events in Denver This Weekend, February 17-20

The Best Art Shows and Events in Denver This Weekend, February 17-20

This week MCA Denver turns over a spring leaf with a party for new shows by Indigenous artists; meanwhile, Emmanuel Gallery is throwing a celebration for Gregg Deal’s hard-hitting Tutse Nakoekwu (Minor Threat). Shows hailing the Black experience and Casa Bonita will follow. Here are the high points: click to enlarge Eamon Ore-Giron, “Cookin’ 2,” 2002, latex acrylic on canvas. Collection of…

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Dyani White Hawk - Interrupted (2016)

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Untitled (Quiet Strength I), Dyani White Hawk, 2016, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Art of Africa and the Americas

gold background with repeating rows of white hash marks with pink and blue undertones, resembling quillwork; periwinkle, pink, mauve, and blue horizontal bands around outer edges of canvas Dyani White Hawk creates art that draws on traditions of abstraction from both Native and non-Native art. As a result, her artworks both call attention to and begin to remedy the absence of Native voices within the history of abstract painting. She says her works are meant to “call out the lack of representation in mainstream educational institutions and literature, break down misconceptions and generalizations, and reinforce the importance of Native voices within contemporary art.” In her earliest work, White Hawk directly incorporated aspects of Lakota symbolism and design motifs. Here, however, the reference is less overt. Thousands of vertical lines combine to create a nonrepresentational pattern. The vertical lines subtly refer to traditional quillwork—the use of porcupine quills to create decorative patterns. Quilling has sacred significance for the Lakota people, and quill artists, usually women, are deeply respected within their communities. White Hawk brings this cultural understanding to her work and has meticulously painted each vertical line with the same focus and intention of quillwork artists. Size: 42 × 42 × 2 1/4 in. (106.68 × 106.68 × 5.72 cm) Medium: Acrylic on canvas

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Dyani White Hawk, Untitled (Pink and Blue), 2022 Untitled (Pink and Blue), 2022 Acrylic, oil, synthetic sinew, 24k gold seed beads, glass bugle beads and vintage glass seed beads on canvas 119.4 x 120.7 cm | 47 x 47 1/2 in.

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Ginew’s Facing East blanket:

"Our sun rises in the east. The Facing East blanket acknowledges ways that Lakota, and other Indigenous people, honor, and express gratitude for the gift of each new day. Embedded within this act of gratitude is a deep respect for, and appreciation of the many cycles and relationships that support life." ~ Dyani White Hawk INTRODUCING the Facing East blanket, woven by @pendletonwm. We could not be more excited about this collaboration with @dwhitehawk. This blanket represents new beginnings, and a new day. 

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The Whitney’s Reimagined Dining Spaces including a New Frenchette Bakery and Cafe Opening in Fall 2023 to Feature New Commissions by Artists Rashid Johnson and Dyani White Hawk

Rashid Johnson, New Poetry, 2023. Black steel, ceramics, grow lights, plants, wood, shea butter, books, films on CRT monitors, 190 x 359 1/2 x 65 in. (482.6 x 913 x 165 cm). © Rashid Johnson. Photograph by Max Touhey The Whitney’s new food and beverage program will include Frenchette Bakery and cafe on the ground floor, and a new eighth-floor eatery opening in 2024. As part of the…