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DakotaHeritage Fund and the State of South Dakota through the Future Fund.  \n# Oceti Sakowin\n\nThe Sioux Nation is made up of seven groups collectively called OcetiSakowin,or \"Seven Council Fires.\"The seven groups identified themselvesas Dakota,Nakota,or Lakota depending upon which of these three dialects  \nthey spoke.The largest group,the Teton,split into seven bands.  \n## Oceti Sakowin“Seven Council Fires”\n\nDakota  \nNakota  \nLakota  \nYankton  \nTeton  \nWaqpekute  \nSubtribes of the Teton  \nYanktonais  \nWahepton  \nOglala  \nSisseton  \nBrulé  \nMdewankantonwan  \nTwo Kettle  \nSans Are  \nBlackfeet  \nHunkpapa  \nMinneconjou  \nThe Sioux moved into South Dakota fromthe Upper Mississippi woodlands in theeast.Warfare with easterm tribes and thepromise of plentiful buffalo drew themwestward.By 1776,an Oglala war partyhad reached the Black Hills.  \nThe tiospaye,a group of two to threehundred related family members,gatheredonce a year for ceremonies,visiting relatives,and the Sun Dance.  \nSioux Council,1940,Oscar Howe,Yanktonais Nakota.  \nThe Sioux had horses by 1770.They becameoutstanding riders.Horses served as a source ofwealth and status and pervaded Sioux lifestyle,culture,and religion.  \nDetail from tipi liner,ca.1890,Standing Bear,Minneconjou Lakota.  \nLife depended on tatanka orbuffalo.According to legend,thebuffalo came from inside the earthto give its life so the Sioux peoplewould survive.Food,clothing,andshelter all came from the buffalo.  \nHe Would Give Up His Life,1994.Don Montileaux,Oglala Lakota.  \nBringing out Beauty  \n\"Art\"is a European concept used to describe decorated objects of Siouxculture.When the Sioux refer to artistic quality,they speak of \"bringingout the beauty\"in an object.Men and women decorated items withpainting,quillwork,beadwork,and carving to bring out the beauty hiddenin everyday objects.  \nDetail from tipi liner depicting Battle of Little Big Hom,ca.1885,Chief His Horse Looking.Minneconjou Lakota.  \nSioux men painted tipi liners,hides,and shields.They carved pipes and personalsacred items.Men's work used recognizable human and animal figures.Their artcelebrated hunting and battle exploits,and it shared tribal history.  \nEastern Sioux women usedfloral motifs and westernSioux women used abstractgeometric patterns todecorate items with quills,beads,and paint.A skilledartist was an important assetto her family and tribe.  \nDetail from tipi bag,ca.1915.Angela Larvie Roberts,Lakota.  \nDetail from quilled gauntlets,ca.1890,Brave Thunder,Dakota.  \nToday,Sioux artists use both traditional andmodern materials.With no gender restrictions,men can do quillwork and beadwork,andwomen are free to paint and carve.  \nQuilled earrings,2006,  \nBuffalo hide painting,2003.Sonja Holy Eagle,Lakota.  \nTony Horse Road,Oglala Lakota.  \n# Art of the Sioux\n\nThis exhibit examines Sioux art in three historic periods.  \nDetail from tipi liner,ca.1890,Standing Bear,Minneconjou Lakota.  \n## Nomadic Era\n\nPossessions had to be easy to pack andcarry to follow the buffalo.Quills,beads,and paint made everyday items beautiful.With no written language,the tribe sharedhistory and culture with images,songs,and stories.  \nParfleche,ca.1890,maker unknown,probably Hunkpapa,Lakota.  \n## Reservation Era\n\nWhite settiement forced the Siouxpeople to give up the buffalo huntand move onto reservations.Much-needed income came frommaking items for sale to whites.Beadwork proved the mostpopular sale item.  \nBeaded bottle,ca.1900.maker unknown,probablyfrom the Cheyenne RiverReservation.  \nFully beaded purse,ca.1900,maker unknown,Lakota.  \n## Modern Era\n\nLike all modem artists,Siouxartists today work in all stylesand mediums.They are notrestricted to making only\"Indian\"art.Their work mayreflect their cultural heritage,or not,as they choose.  \nThat Morning.2002,Dwayne C.Wilcox,Oglala Lakota.  \nLVING TRADrTIONS  \n## Painting\n\nEarly peoples recorded their 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