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SUMMARY:Wóyake: Language in Lakota Art
DESCRIPTION:On Exhibit Now!\nCurated by David A. Meyer II\nAktá Lakota Museum Assistant Curator \nThe “Wóyake: Language in Lakota Art” exhibit features a stunning collection of paintings and artworks that celebrate the act of storytelling through words. \nFrom the Winter Count pictograph’s silent narrative to pieces that incorporate written words\, the exhibit highlights the versatility of the Lakota language in various forms of expression\, each with a distinct linguistic approach.   “Wóyake\,” the exhibit’s title\, means storytelling through verbal expression in Lakota. \nCurated by Meyer from the museum’s collection\, it features works by renowned artists such as Arthur Amiotte\, Roger Broer\, Keith BraveHeart\, Dyani White Hawk\, Nathaniel Ruleaux\, and Dakota Hoska. Meyer adds\, “Wóyake is a powerful testament to the resilience of a people who are determined to ensure their language and heritage is celebrated for generations to come.”
URL:https://aktalakota.stjo.org/event/woyake-language-in-lakota-art/
LOCATION:Aktá Lakota Museum\, St. Joseph's Indian School\, Chamberlain\, SD\, 57325\, United States
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SUMMARY:STORY TIME WITH UŊČÍ & LALÁThe Cottonwood Sings
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Story Time every Tuesday at 10:30 AM CDT. While the program is designed for elementary-age children\, stories read by elders from the Lakota and Dakota communities will be captivating for children of all ages. \nToday our story is The Cottonwood Sings.  Written and illustrated by Alfreda Beartack-Algeo\, Lakota.\nPublished by 7th Generation. (May 2023) \nAbout the story:  The Cottonwood Sings is the delightful story of the lovely Hunku (First Woman)\, who was immortal and never aged. The animals and plants loved her\, but Hunku was lonely. Every day she would go to the riverbank and cry herself to sleep. Beaver\, who lived in the river\, fell in love with the beautiful Hunku and begged the Great Spirit to turn him into a man. The Great Spirit agreed\, and Beaver became Takahe (First Man)\, but the Great Spirit told him that one day he would have to go back to being Beaver. Hunku and Takahe enjoyed their life together\, and they had four beautiful daughters. The day finally came when Beaver had to return to the river. Hunku missed her companion and asked the Great Spirit to turn her into a tree so she could always be close to Beaver. The Great Spirit agreed to her request\, and to this day you will find cottonwood trees living near bodies of water and beavers living near cottonwood trees. \nA cultural activity will follow the reading. The event is free and open to everyone – join the fun! \n \n 
URL:https://aktalakota.stjo.org/event/story-time-with-unci-lalathe-cottonwood-sings/
LOCATION:Aktá Lakota Museum\, St. Joseph's Indian School\, Chamberlain\, SD\, 57325\, United States
CATEGORIES:Story Time
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