Native Knowledge
ISchool assistant professor Miranda Belarde-Lewis, ’07, ’11, ’13, combines research, teaching and curating to help reclaim how Native art is presented and bring Native voices to the forefront.
Art has always been vital to Miranda Belarde-Lewis, whether it tells a new story or conveys ancient knowledge.
It’s also deeply personal. On her mother’s side, Belarde-Lewis is Takdeintaan Clan from the Tlingit tribe, one of several Native groups in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest who tell stories of Raven, a traditional trickster figure. On her father’s side, she’s Zuni Pueblo, a tribe in the Southwest U.S. known for their painting, pottery, jewelry and other arts.
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Today the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra announced details of its 2021-22 season, marking 100 years of performances. The new season will showcase local artists and sounds including a solo performance by South Dakota violinist Maya Anjali Buchanan, a world premiere from South Dakota composer Stephen Yarbrough, and a new work inspired by South Dakota from Pulitzer and Grammy Award winner John Luther Adams. It is an honor to be associated with an organization that has served its community for 100 years, said South Dakota Symphony Orchestra Music Director Delta David Gier. Our entire Centennial Season is a celebration of South Dakota. We are eager to welcome Maya Anjali Buchanan, who grew up in the Black Hills and is on her way to stardom, to enjoy new music from our longtime friend Stephen Yarbrough, and to hear how John Luther Adams captures the sounds of South Dakota. I am especially excited about bringing all of the music written for the Lakota Music Project to the Washington P
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