Learned more about Coast Salish design with artist Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun at the Bill Reid Gallery today through drawing and printmaking. Practiced embedding the elements of three key shapes, fourness, energy flow and negative space.

The eighth, and final, episode of KUPER ISLAND drops Tuesday. Ep 8 - Every Child Matters Listen here: cbc.ca/listen/cbc-pod… CBC Podcasts #KuperIsland Jodie Martinson Martha Troian (New podcast art by Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun👇🏾)

Sharing on behalf of our Tseshaht family - these children are reportedly heading to Snuneymuxw.

🚫 The Saami Council demand Square Enix to immediately remove the Final Fantasy XIV costume set “Far Northern Attire”! These elements are Sámi property and Square Enix has infringed on our rights More info: saamicouncil.net/news-archive/t…

'A lot of my work has been centered around a quote from Elder Bill White, that Coast Salish art is to make the sacred visible.' Story by Julie Chadwick ft. Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun Originally published by The Discourse indiginews.com/arts/making-th…

“This is the beginning of what’s certain.” Read a new poem, ‘Autobiography’ by Brandi Bird, which is auspiciously the first poem selected and edited for Hazlitt by CREE HOMO 🌾. Illustration by Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun. hazlitt.net/feature/autobi…

“I mean to begin to begin but the day rings.” Read the new poem, ‘Already’, from D.M. Bradford (D. M. Bradford), with an illustration by Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun, Kwulasultun: hazlitt.net/feature/already

Huy ch qu siem Hazlitt and Sanna Wani

Nanaimo Museum considers the sacred in Coast Salish art revitalization exhibit nanaimobulletin.com/entertainment/… via @nanaimobulletin

"Some Joys (Or, Proof I’m Not Dead Yet)" by Omar Sakr "I’m God’s greediest little pig and I don’t care, I’ll keep asking/ because I’ve heard my child cough" hazlitt.net/feature/some-j… Illustration by Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun

It seems that the only league approved Indigenous imagery is either racist caricature (Blackhawks logo) or the work of white artists appropriating Indigenous art and culture (Canucks and Coyotes logos). The NHL is pathetic and without a shred of dignity.

We have a new poem from Andrew McMillan on the site today: hazlitt.net/feature/honour, with an illustration by Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun

It was so cool being interviewed by the researchers working with the Smithsonian who worked on this article! So happy to see the value given to our oral histories and all the Coast Salish knowledge keepers brought together in this work!

"It’s not like Jurassic Park..As Coast Salish people, we have the right to say that a dog breed is the Salish woolly dog. Even if the genetic material is lost, we could do selective breeding from other dogs, because there are similar breeds that still exist."(1/2) Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun

“To come together as a people and say that this breed would be the Salish woolly, that’s really powerful. To restore something that was absolutely gone from our culture – that would make our ancestors proud.” (2/2) Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun

Huy ch qu siem to Leyland for the wonderful interview

Have you read the latest issue of WRITE? The cover illustration by Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun, Kwulasultun, "Kwekwtun i Lulutthulp (Little Mouse and Fireweed)," alludes to this issue's transformative stories on writing and storytelling, across genres. Learn more: ow.ly/vvbE50OmV2x

Happy World Poetry Day! A good time to read CREE HOMO 🌾's first suite of poems as our poetry editor, with beautiful illustrations from Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun hazlitt.net/category/poetry

I'm incredibly honoured to be in this show! So grateful to have been asked to share my art alongside four incredible Indigenous emerging artists from the Northwest Coast

This is very well written and addresses critical issues in BC that are not discussed nearly enough