Join the Halsey Institute staff for a fun and informal “ta-ta” to our current exhibition Dyani White Hawk: Hear Her! Drop by the galleries for a last look at the exhibition, say hello to Dyani White Hawk, and enjoy the company of other Halsey Institute fans. This event is free and open to the public. 

The College of Charleston’s policies require a face masks to be worn by all persons on campus regardless of vaccination status. We are able to host a maximum of 30 individuals inside of the Halsey Institute’s galleries at any one time during this event. We will also maintain a contact tracing list for this event. Complete this contact tracing Google Form today for a faster check-in process at the door! 

Dyani White Hawk’s work illuminates the lived experiences of Native Peoples. With her video, photography, and works in other media, she aims to use the language of visual art to bring light to the deep chasm between our understanding of history and the truth. Her work weaves together forms from the canon of Western art along with the visual languages and traditions of Native people. In doing so, her work spotlights Native women, whose strength and fortitude through centuries of colonization have helped their peoples’ languages and cultures to survive.