Bill Reid was a Haida artist who blended modern aesthetics with Indigenous arts through goldsmithing, jewelry making, writing and more. Throughout his career, he researched Indigenous art ...

and a visionary three-volume translation of Haida epic poems, discusses with gentle bewilderment recent attacks on friend and mentor Bill Reid. "I chanced to read Maria Tippett's biography of Bill ...

Bill Reid told the story of the Bear Mother numerous times in his works. Arguably, his most famous depiction was of the bear father, the mother, and their cubs in the Spirit of Haida Gwaii, the ...

“So it’s great that this opportunity came up with the Bill Reid Gallery ... Kihl ’Yahda Christian White: Master Haida Artist collects more than 40 of his pieces in a variety of media ...

Bill Reid expressed great admiration for the traditional Haida Canoe and what it represents visually, symbolically, and culturally. For Expo ‘86 Reid, assisted by Guujaaw and Simon Dick, carved Loo ...

There are many Haida scholars at SFU doing amazing work in Haida language and cultural revitalization. There is a need for these students to mobilize and gather to share their ideas, research findings ...

The work of the Bill Reid Centre takes place at the intersection of the visual and material belongings of Coastal First Peoples, cultural heritage, and new media. Our projects aim to unsettle dominant ...

Follows Haida artist Bill Reid, from British Columbia. A jeweller and wood carver, he works on a traditional Haida totem pole.

Hart explains that this particular piece depicts an old Haida love story: “The frog king took a young ... Westminster Management Corporation, and the Bill Reid Foundation. James Hart completed the ...