Box of Light Remarque Print Tlalis Exhibition

Box of Light Remarque Print Tlalis Exhibition'Box of Light' is a limited edition remarque print by Rande Cook from the Kwakwaka'wakw Nation. "From early creation stories it was said the Raven was as pure as white and the world was dark. Being a trickster, he transformed into a boy and stole the box of the chief holding the light and fled through the smoke hole in the bighouse. The Raven, then, turned to black from soot." Rande Cook This print is remarque number 3 of 5. The print measures about

the mask of strength and character built by the teachings of life

they will eat large amounts of orange krill which will colour the meat of the salmon

The image size measures about 11

The print is signed and numbered in original by Reg Davidson

the clack of castanets

we often forget that each day is a blessing

The Totem or Crest Pole is carved in red cedar and painted in red

For First Nations on the coast

Whether you believe that they are gifts of the Creator or of your subconscious mind

As a young man he had just lost a finger in an accident and had to row across Burrard Inlet

Greeting the day is such a personal thing

steam ships were susceptible to the dangers of the wild coastline of Vancouver Island