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National Aboriginal Day arrives in Canada on June It's a chance for Canadians to celebrate the culture and achievements of First Nations, Inuit and Metis people. We're celebrating the occasion by. Arte Inuit, Inuit Art, Native American Masks, Aboriginal Artwork, Haida Art, Native Design, Canadian Art, Masks Art, Coastal Art

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Luke Marston — "Bentwood Box" Stunning Aboriginal Artworks From Across Canada Huffington Post

Truth and indignation : Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Indian Residential Schools / Ronald Niezen. Location:FNUNIV Regina Call Number: E 2013 Native Canadian, Canadian History, Native American Art, American Indians, American History, Indigenous Education, Indigenous Art, Indian Residential Schools, Teaching Culture

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The bentwood box is a ceremonial piece made for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission by Luke Marston. The commission took it to each of its seven national events and people were invited to put statements of reconciliation inside Native Art, Native American Art, Canada 150, Tlingit, Toronto Star, Native Design, Bent Wood, Indigenous Art, People Art

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Fighting for history: Uncovering the truth of residential schools

A report from the front lines of the search for “truth” in Truth and Reconciliation, and a look at the people trying to make history accessible to abo...

Luke Marston (Coast Salish): "Bentwood Box"— a tribute to residential school survivors…made out of one piece of red cedar, its panels carved to represent the cultures of Inuit, Métis, and First Nations peoples. Inuit Kunst, Inuit Art, Native Art, Native American Art, National Aboriginal Day, Kunst Der Aborigines, Aboriginal Artwork, Native Design, Maori Art

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B.C. Coast Salish artist Luke Marston was tapped by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to fashion a box as a tribute to residential school survivors. The "Bentwood Box" was made out of one piece of red cedar, its panels carved to represent the cultures of Inuit, Metis and First Nations peoples.