2014 photo gallery
Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve, National Marine Conservation Area Reserve, and Haida Heritage Site
Artists in Gwaii Haanas 2014
The 2014 program participants on location in Gwaii Haanas (from left: Jayne Patrick, Charlie Easton and Ariane Medley)
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The 2014 program participants on location in Gwaii Haanas (from left: Jayne Patrick, Charlie Easton and Ariane Medley)
Date: 2014:07:07 14:42:17
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Jayne observes a relic at Skedans through her camera lens
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Charlie takes a snapshot of the poles at SGang Gwaay, in acrylic paint
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Jayne dabbles in landscape painting, a rarity for this mixed-media artist
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An Artist’s pallette
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Haida weaver Ariane Medley processes spruce roots at Windy Bay
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Spruce roots ready for future creations
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Welcome to the 2015 Art Exhibition, held at the Haida Gwaii Museum, showcasing works from the 2014 residency
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Charlie Easton shared his impressions of Gwaii Haanas capturing several beautiful landscapes and seascapes, in acrylic
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This exhibition brought together a diverse collection of works from intricately woven items to collage, to paintings on canvas
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Ariane Medley’s artist statement
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A display of the spruce-root weaving process by Ariane Medley
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Ariane Medley’s raven’s tail pouch in progress and some tools of the trade
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Two woven pouches, one a traditional Naaxiin ghostface design, and one a newly created Raven’s tail cloud design by Ariane Medley
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Jayne Patrick’s artist statement
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Jayne Patrick’s “Into the Light of Optimism,” symbolising her great hope for the future of the Haida culture
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A mixed-media piece by Jayne Patrick entitled “Threat to the Beautiful Order” and another photocollage entitled “Mind the Gap”
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Photo-collage and acrylic on canvas by Jayne Patrick using photographs of signs demonstrating environmental concerns by community members with Kelp, a key species in the marine area
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Charlie Easton’s artist statement
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"Cape St. James Afternoon" by Easton exposes the sheer power of the Pacific Ocean
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Charlie Easton examines the past, present and future of the place in “Gwaii Haanas Afternoon”
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Charlie captures the motion of the tides, the abundance of life within the water and the atmospheric conditions that contribute to Gwaii Haanas feeling like it is a place that goes on forever
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Opening night at the Haida Gwaii Museum was well attended for the third exhibition of the artists residency program
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