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Learn about Canadian Native Art and the first nations artists who are helping to revive a culture in chaos.
Topics: Native Art, Ojibwa Culture, Ojibwa Spirituality, Eastern Woodland Indians, Tanning Hides, Birchbark Canoes
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Canadian Native Art - a Cultural Perspective by an Ojibwa Artist
First Nations Art - the Ojibwa connection to the Woodland School
Native Art came out of the wilderness
- Gerald Tailfeathers - Blood artist from Alberta Canada
- Allen Sapp - Cree artist from Saskatchewan
- Francis Kakige - Ojibwa artist from Ontario
The Indian Group of Seven and the birth of the Woodlands School of Art
Influence of the Indian Group of Seven
Woodlands School and the Cultural Renaissance
Influence of the Woodland School
The Second Wave of Canadian Native Artists
- "Going to the Dentist"
- Camp Here Tonight
- New Boots
- Helping Hands
- Women's Talk
- In a Snit
- Sweeping the Floor
- Sewing Beads
- Picking Berries
- Making Flour
- I Was Shy
- Time for a Chat
- Nice Cup of Tea
- On the Trail
- Visiting Friends
- Ojibwa Canoes
- Cyril Assiniboine
- Ray Baptiste
- Carl Beam
- Isaac Bignell
- Benjamin Cheechee
- Lloyd Kakepetum
- Robert Kaykaygeesick Jr
- Jasyn Lucas
- Brian Marion
- Terry McCue
- Jeff Monias
- Eddie Munroe
- Maxine Noel
- Kevin Pee-ace
- Jane Ash Poitras
- Patrick Ross
- Roy Thomas
- Arthur Schilling
- Gail Sinclaire
- Sweet Pea
- Alan Syliboy
- Troy Roberts
- David Williams
- Linus Woods
Native American Spirituality
- Native Legends
- Ojibwa Beliefs
- Creation Story
- Creation of Turtle Island
- Vision Quest
- Traditional Knowledge
- Ojibwa Values
The Ojibwa
- Ojibwa History
- Coureurs-de-bois
- Animikie
- Baawitigong
- Ojibwa Culture
- Ojibwa Elders
- Native Women
- Ojibwa Children
- Ojibwa Crafts
- Ojibwa Transportation
- Plains Ojibway
Ojibwa Food
- Ojibwa Food
- Wild Rice
- Zinzania aquatica
- Zinzania Angustifolia
- Ojibwa Tea
- Essiac
- Maple Syrup
- Real Canadian Maple Syrup
- How to Make Maple Syrup
- Making Maple Syrup
- Maple Sugar
- Maple Sugar Candy
- Maple Sugar Pie
- Birch Syrup
Woodland Indians
- Woodland Indians
- Eastern Woodland Ojibwa
- Eastern Woodland Indians
- Southeast Woodlands Indians
- Moundbuilders
- Woodland Indian Canoe
Birchbark Canoes
Tanning Hides
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