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#Indigenousart

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Ms. Que Banh

Beau sent me another update photo of the #DugoutCanoe that some students at Wellington high school in #Nanaimo are working on. It's almost all finished. Lots of sanding done & just a bit more to do.

Please support BC Indigenous artists 🙏 beauwagner.ca/coast-salish-art

He is off work from public schools this Summer & is open for #CoastSalish #ArtCommissions & cultural & native art workshop contracts.

High-angle, medium shot of a light-colored, sculpted wooden fish placed diagonally across a gray concrete surface. The fish is carved with stylized red crescent shapes along its top edge, some filled with black. It rests on wood scraps amid wood shavings, with a dark, circular storm drain and cover positioned on the right side of the frame. The composition emphasizes texture contrast between the wood grain. The wood carvings contrast against the concrete. The sculpture is partially in shadow with good lighting on the overall form.
#TraditionalNativeArt#IndigenousArt#NativeArt
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Catherine Babault

Victoria gallery showcases Tseshaht artist George Clutesi
''Clutesi, who rose to national and international recognition through his art and writing, including his participation in Expo 67, remains a towering figure in the history of Indigenous cultural expression in Canada. Yet his most profound legacy, Walsh says, may lie in the personal connections and inspiration he sparked in others.''
hashilthsa.com/news/2025-04-15

www.hashilthsa.com · Victoria gallery showcases Tseshaht artist George Clutesi | Ha-Shilth-Sa NewspaperAn exhibition celebrating the life and legacy of Tseshaht artist, writer, and cultural leader George Clutesi is set to officially open this month at the University of Victoria’s Legacy Art Gallery. Building on the acclaimed exhibit held at the Alberni Valley Museum in 2023, this new presentation expands the narrative to include never-before-seen works, intergenerational reflections, and contemporary artistic responses from across the Nuu-chah-nulth world.
#GeorgeClutesi#Indigenous#IndigenousArt
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Tzip

I was asked to customize my hummingbird inspired dangles to make them extra long. They almost didn't fit in this box 😂 but I love how they turned out. If you'd like to get your earrings longer or with specific colors, please reach out to me, I will do my best to make something you love!

A pair of extra long beaded dangle earrings in green, silver, white, pink, and red
#Beadwork#Jewelry#Native
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Leslie M :mstdn: 🇨🇦

Beautiful carvings along the Shoreline Trail in Port Moody, BC
The first of five house posts - created as part of the In the Presence of Ancestors project. The Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) Nation house post is carved by Xwalacktun, O.B.C. (Order of British Columbia), a Squamish Nation artist who titled it 'i7xw n ekw'i7tel' (All My Relations), inviting us to remember that we are part of a family living here on this earth.
#beautifulbc #art #indigenousart #canada #morningwalk #getoutside

Beautiful wood carvings called house posts - inviting us to remember that we are part of a family living here on this earth.
Beautiful wood carvings called house posts - inviting us to remember that we are part of a family living here on this earth.
Beautiful wood carvings called house posts - inviting us to remember that we are part of a family living here on this earth.
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