by Marlena Myles | Aug 30, 2022
Under the Guidance of Haŋwí On view in the Creation.Story Exhibition The exhibit focuses on the contemporary interpretations of the Ocheti Sakowin creation stories. A collaborative exhibit featuring the work of Oglala Lakota artist Keith Braveheart and nine other...
by Marlena Myles | May 1, 2021
Uŋktómi & the Copyrights of the Dakota/Lakota Language Uŋktómi & the Copyrights of the Dakota/Lakota Language I created this after reading more and more how outside entities (linguists, researchers, universities) are copyrighting Indigenous languages and making it...
by Marlena Myles | Oct 16, 2019
Return of Wakíŋyaŋ Order Prints. Limited to 25 prints. Please click the link below to choose your size. Thank you. $500.00 – $650.00Select options Return of Wakíŋyaŋ Marlena Myles, Vector Illustration, 2019 Created for the If this bluff could talk...
by Marlena Myles | Mar 21, 2018
Uŋčí Makhá Uŋčí Makhá says, “Don’t make those without their minds famous” Vector Illustration, 2018. Program: Adobe Illustrator CC This piece is situated at my favorite place in Imníža-ská (“White Cliffs” / St. Paul, MN) along the Wakpá tháŋka...
by Marlena Myles | Jun 23, 2017
Aŋpétu Wí In Dakota/Language stories, Wi refers to the Sun & Moon: Aŋpétu Wí (Morning Light), the solar version, is one of the more powerful spirits to the Oceti Sakowin. His wife is Haŋwí (evening light), the moon spirit. He is considered the leader of the...
