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Dyani White Hawk, of Sicangu Lakota, German, and Welsh ancestry, is based in Minnesota. She served as a curator for the All My Relations gallery in Minneapolis from 2010 to 2015, a role that informed her deep engagement with the intersection of contemporary art and Indigenous visual traditions.
Her work is characterized by the synthesis of abstract painting and traditional Lakota craft, utilizing mediums such as paint, beadwork, and mosaic. By blending these distinct visual languages, she explores the complexities of her dual heritage and the history of American art.
White Hawk has received significant institutional recognition, including a major commission for the Whitney Museum of American Art. Her work is featured in the museum's eighth-floor Studio Bar, where she installed a monumental mosaic tile piece as part of the institution's redesigned dining program.
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