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Art for a New Understanding: Native Voices, 1950s to Now
August 29, 2019 – January 12, 2020
No matter what I do, it's going to be Native
In this episode of the Nasher Museum Podcast, you’re listening to hip-hop artists Frank Waln (Lakota) and The Sampson Brothers, Lumhe and Samsoche Sampson, (Seneca and Muscogee Creek). This episode was recorded hours before their live performance in the Nasher Sculpture Garden.
“I am a whole Lakota no matter where I go from the day I was born, no matter what I am wearing. I don’t have to wear feathers and leathers to be Lakota.” – Frank Waln
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Frank Waln with the Sampson Bros
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Frank Waln with the Sampson Bros
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Hip-hop musician Frank Waln (Lakota) and the Sampson Brothers (Seneca and Muscogee Creek), who are hoop dancers, perform in the Sculpture Garden. Photo by J Caldwell.
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Frank Waln with the Sampson Bros
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Frank Waln with the Sampson Bros
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Frank Waln with the Sampson Bros
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Frank Waln with the Sampson Bros
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Frank Waln with the Sampson Bros
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Frank Waln with the Sampson Bros
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Frank Waln with the Sampson Bros
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Hip-hop musician Frank Waln (Lakota) and the Sampson Brothers (Seneca and Muscogee Creek), who are hoop dancers, perform in the Sculpture Garden. Photo by J Caldwell.
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