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How do artists come by their ideas, their subject matter? Perhaps a need to articulate something internal, or maybe the opposite - a passion to understand and communicate something about the outside world. Sometimes however, looking out generates introspection, or the opposite. This exhibition reflects that entanglement.
Language Tables will be held virtually for Fall '21!
Please contacttyordan1@swarthmore.
Native speakers are welcome to attend!
Redefine Her Street (RHS) and Swarthmore Association for Marginalized Students in Economics (SAME) will be hosting a panel with Research Analysts to Senior Bank officials from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia from 4-5 PM in Kohl 115
Swarthmore Boxing practice - all are welcome!
Dance rehearsal for Mei
Come to the first Sunrise Swarthmore hub meeting of the year and help us organize for good jobs and a liveable future! Food (and deserts) will be provided :)
How do artists come by their ideas, their subject matter? Perhaps a need to articulate something internal, or maybe the opposite - a passion to understand and communicate something about the outside world. Sometimes however, looking out generates introspection, or the opposite. This exhibition reflects that entanglement.
Dyani White Hawk (Sicá?gu Lakota) merges modernist art strategies with Indigenous art forms, highlighting the intersections of artistic and national histories. Hear Her features mixed media paintings, photographs, and prints, as well as an eight-channel video installation titledLISTENthat introduces audiences to some of the Indigenous languages of this continent while illustrating the divide between the general American public and Native nations. The exhibition also presents Takes Care of Them, a suite of four large-scale prints inspired by the dentalium shell dresses worn by Northern Plains Native women. Individually titledWówahoku?kiya|Lead, Wókage|Create, Nakíciži?|protect andwachá?tognaka|Nurture,这些打印庆祝本土培养的女人communities while also preserving tribal traditions and ecosystems. I Am Your Relative, a photo-sculpture of life-sized, double-sided photographs, highlights Lakota philosophy, which deeply values all life and honors the importance of our interconnectivity. The work promotes visibility and humanization as important factors in fighting the epidemic of disappearances and murders of Native women—and about the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives Movement (MMIWR) aimed at stemming the tide of this humanitarian crisis.
White Hawk earned an MFA from the University of Wisconsin. Recent museum surveys of her work includeSee Her,在Lilley艺术博物馆(2019),She Gives, at the Plains Museum of Art (2020), andSpeaking to Relatives, a major ten-year survey exhibition of her art presented by the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art (2021). White Hawk's work is held by diverse distinguished museums, including the Akt Lakota Museum, Chamberlain, SD; Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY; Walker Art Center and Minneapolis Institute of Art in Minneapolis, MN; Saint Louis Art Museum, St Louis, MO; The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA; Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, AR; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA; and the Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C. Her numerous awards and fellowships include the United States Artists Fellowship in Visual Art, the Nancy Graves Grant for Visual Artists; the Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant; and the McKnight Visual Artist Fellowship. White Hawk has also been awarded artist residencies in New Orleans, Santa Fe, Australia, South Africa, Russia and Germany. She is represented by the Bockley Gallery, Minneapolis.
Hear Her: Works by Dyani White Hawk, will be accompanied by an exhibition catalog with an essay by Nancy Marie Mithlo (Chiricahua Apache), who is a professor of gender studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, a senior curator and lecturer on Indigenous arts, and author ofKnowing Native Arts(University of Nebraska Press: 2020).
西班牙语language table
Midweek lunch with Kehilah club members in Sharples room 209 - open to all!
Swat varsity softball team will be doing softball drills and occasionally scrimmaging in the fieldhouse. We will also be using the cage.
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