Featuring a private collection of historic and contemporary Inuit and Northwest Coast art. Amassed over forty years, each piece in this collection was acquired with passion for indigenous arts and culture combined with a discerning and responsive eye. Highlights of the exhibition include Inuit prints by Luke Anguhadluq (1895 – 1984) and Pitseolak Ashoona (1904 –1983) and Northwest Coast carvings by John Livingston and Lelooska (1933 –1996)
John Livingston
Hamatsa Crooked Beak Mask
red cedar, cedar bark, pigment
36" x 11" x 50"
2000
Photo:
Bill Bachhuber 
John Livingston
Hamatsa Raven Mask
red cedar, cedar bark, pigment
34" x 12" x 36"
c. 1980
Photo:
Bill Bachhuber 
Kanea Etuamgut b. 1927
Hunter
whalebone, bone, hide
18" x 24.5" x 12.5"
1970
Tony Hunt Sr.
Kumugwe (Sea Monster Chief) Mask
red cedar, copper, pigment
18" x 18" x 12.5"
1964
Private Collection
Northwest Coast & Inuit Art
September 2–30, 2010
Opening First Thursday, September 2, 5:30–8:30 pm
