*Online: **Cancelled** Doris Stands Virtual Reception
09oct5:30 pm*Online: **Cancelled** Doris Stands Virtual Reception
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**Attention: We regret to inform you that the virtual event for Doris Stands Thursday, October 9th has been cancelled. We will post if we get details on a
Event Details
**Attention: We regret to inform you that the virtual event for Doris Stands Thursday, October 9th has been cancelled. We will post if we get details on a reschedule. Thank you for your understanding. **
Exhibit Dates
September 11 through October 25, 2025
SMAC Gallery
509 W Main Street, Marshall, MN 56258
(Mailing address: PO Box 55)
Regular office hours are: Monday-Friday 9am-12pm and 1pm-4pm
Event Opportunities
•Virtual Gallery Tour & Artist Talk on Zoom
Thursday, October 9, 5:30 on Zoom
Email info@swmnarts.org for the zoom link to join
Please help SMAC welcome our next gallery exhibit showcasing the art of Doris Stands!
Doris Stands received SMAC Artist Equity grants in 2022 and 2024 to further her artistic practice featured around horse regalia, star quilts, acrylic paintings & media art, ribbon shirts & skirts, and traditional dance regalia.

Artist Bio
My art work is cultural and is rooted in Native American traditional art forms. Horse regalia has been a part of Dakota history for many generations, it is re-emerging amongst the horse nation in Indian Country. I am proud to be a part of the revitalization of this amazing art form.
I have created traditional horse regalia in life size, wearable by live horses and a mini version for display. I have created many traditional dance regalia outfits over the years for my family and my grandchildren. I have created ribbon skirts and shirts worn for ceremony and honoring events. I have also made star quilts for ceremony and honoring/memorial events. I have participated in art displays in the community and for Lower Sioux where I am an enrolled member. I have also facilitated a youth horse regalia teaching.
*Doris is also the Executive Director of Dakota Wicohan, an organization whose mission is “to revitalize Dakota as a living language, and through it, transmit Dakota lifeways to future generations.”
