Dyani White Hawk's 'Love Language' Travels to Remai Modern
So, the exhibition 'Dyani White Hawk: Love Language' wrapped up at the Walker Art Center around mid-February, and it got a lot of positive reviews and good turnout. Later in April, it’s set to open again at Remai Modern in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Thrivent, the main sponsor, was key in making the Walker's exhibit happen. Their CEO, Teresa Rasmussen, who also serves as a trustee at the Walker, mentioned that Thrivent sees art as a way to inspire and connect communities. Additionally, White Hawk’s works are part of the Thrivent Art Collection at their Minneapolis Corporate Center. Joanna Lindell, the chief curator there, said that Dyani’s pieces encourage us to think about love, language, and community strength.
Key facts
- Dyani White Hawk's mid-career survey 'Love Language' ended at the Walker Art Center in mid-February.
- The exhibition will open at Remai Modern in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, in late April.
- Thrivent was the lead sponsor for the Walker's presentation.
- Teresa Rasmussen is Thrivent CEO and Walker Trustee.
- White Hawk's work is in the Thrivent Art Collection.
- The work is displayed at Thrivent's Minneapolis Corporate Center.
- Joanna Lindell is chief curator of the Thrivent Art Collection.
- The exhibition was an audience favorite and lauded in the press.
Entities
Artists
- Dyani White Hawk
Institutions
- Walker Art Center
- Remai Modern
- Thrivent
- Thrivent Art Collection
Locations
- Minneapolis
- Saskatoon
- Saskatchewan
- Canada