Carving Out a Place in Native Art ... LIU, WHO LIVES on Gary Road with his wife Anne and two children, first encountered the Northwest Coast art at the Field Museum in Chicago, ...

"Totem poles” refer to monumental carvings made from tree trunks by Indigenous peoples from the northern Northwest Coast, in what is now Southeast Alaska and British Columbia. These impressive ...

Together, the Canoe Carving House and Welcome House would be known as the Northwest Native Canoe Center. There was a period when Coast Salish carving as a way of life almost ceased, Bill Jr. said.

A little bit of history: In the early 1900s, the Native communities left Totem Bight to look for job opportunities somewhere else. This, in turn, threatened to erase their legacy as decay took ...

HERE. Two new exhibits at whaling museum. Learn about the history of scrimshaw and Native cultural heritage through two new exhibitions opening at the New Bedford Whaling Museum June 14.

Celebrations were held in Seattle Friday as a decades-long effort to create a Northwest Native Canoe Carving and Welcome Center was officially recognized.

Jim Bergeron is a rare teacher of Native American wood carving techniques and styles, passing the art on to students at Astoria's Barbey Maritime Center.

The carving house will highlight the heritage and impact of the canoe around Puget Sound. Crews will soon break ground on a canoe carving house as part of the Northwest Native Canoe Center. Skip ...

An archived version of Muggli’s now-defunct business website explained that he and his wife sold “Northwest Coast Native inspired art,” and included a disclaimer that their poles were not ...