Our team is dedicated to guiding the digital strategy for your gallery, museum, or creative business.
We provide digital tools to create, refine, or transform your online or onsite experience – increasing audiences, connection to communities as well as increasing financial sustainability.
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Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun
Artist quote from Galleries West Magazine,c 2016
Yuxweluptun’s earliest formal education was at the Kamloops Indian Residential School. Remembering that period, he asks: “Do you know what the difference is between a residential school and a public school?” The answer: “There are no graveyards.” Black humour, so much a part of Yuxweluptun’s art, is linked to the pain and attendant anger of First Nations’ life in Canada.
After Yuxweluptun went to a public school for the first time, he asked his father why there was no graveyard. “My dad’s reply was, ‘No, they’re not like that.’ And that’s when I knew that there was something different in this country. Those were the kinds of events that were ongoing in my life – the kinds that were ongoing for all native people. Whatever they were experiencing, I was experiencing, especially in human rights.”
Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun’s “Northwest Coast – Climate Change” was featured in McMichael’s Early Days exhibit
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