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893. Dim Sum - 1/21/2000 10:35:55 AM

LITTLE NIBBLE




894. CalGal - 1/21/2000 10:38:10 AM

Only if it's Shu Mei (sp) or those cool little shrimp dumplings.

895. Dim Sum - 1/21/2000 10:42:34 AM

LITTLE NIBBLE

896. Dim Sum - 1/21/2000 10:44:58 AM

You've come to the right table

897. Dim Sum - 1/21/2000 10:46:16 AM

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898. Dim Sum - 1/21/2000 10:48:37 AM

What is the largest font size you can use?

899. Dim Sum - 1/21/2000 11:03:13 AM

Heavenly Tight-bottom

900. sakonige - 1/23/2000 11:47:12 AM

901. hashke - 1/23/2000 12:08:09 PM

Sakonige:

Ah, how wonderful!

902. sakonige - 1/23/2000 12:43:26 PM


hashke, do you enjoy Northwest coast art, too?

903. hashke - 1/23/2000 1:07:27 PM

Sakonige:

Of course! You have posted marvelous images before, either here or in TT. I have been in Seattle several times and have visited the exhibits there. Terrific stuff! Thanks for the stunner you have put in here!

904. Candide - 1/23/2000 3:03:21 PM

Sakonige

Words won't add much, but can you tell a foreigner a little about the image that you have posted above?

905. sakonige - 1/24/2000 6:00:08 AM

Candide,

This is a detail of a banner by Haida artist Bill Reid, who has been very important in reviving Haida formline traditions, although he is best known for his large public sculptures. He was a mixed-blood whose experience in rediscovering his American Indian identity and rejoining his tribe deeply motivated and empowered his work.

906. sakonige - 1/24/2000 6:13:02 AM

This is his biography that I posted on TT:

Bill Reid

907. spudboy - 1/24/2000 8:13:56 AM

Sakonige:
I'm a great admirer of Reid's work, and have a couple of signed pieces from him. My favorite, probably, is "Raven and the First Men" up at Museum of Anthropology (you can view the piece by going here and scrolling down to the third image (the sculpture also adorns the cover of Doris Shadbolt's great new book on Reid).


Of course, I'm also fond of probably his least traditional piece, "Chief of the Undersea World," which greets visitors outside the Vancouver Aquarium:


908. Uzmakk - 1/24/2000 8:52:53 AM

Dusty, you are responsible for promotion and advertising, yes? I mean someone has to be.

909. ScottLoar - 1/24/2000 9:06:46 AM

The Northwest Coast are, in my opinion, among the most artistically expressive of North American Indians and yet, the Huron did some amazing work, more expressive and talented than their immediate neighbors the Iroquois. I have seldom seen a finer body of work than that which the Huron have left us as their artistic legacy.

910. dusty - 1/24/2000 9:09:50 AM

Uzmakk

Actually, no. I turned it over to whomever wants it. No one has stepped up.

911. Uzmakk - 1/24/2000 8:18:37 PM

Hummmm. What is it that we are trying to accomplish? Getting our # of posters and readers up and maintaining our outstanding quality I imagine. I think I may be interested in the job.

912. Uzmakk - 1/24/2000 8:25:58 PM

I will take advice and ideas from moties who have such to offer.

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