Archive / Dr Raley beside a totem pole
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Item Details
Title: [Dr Raley beside a totem pole]
Date: [1940]
Format: Photograph [black and white print]
Location: VPL Special Collections
Fonds: VPL #4940 CD #140
Size: 20.20 × 25.70 cm
More Information: Raley was one of the founding members of the Coqualeetza social club, which had an Arts and Crafts committee with a mandate to “gather and display items made by Native people of BC and America.” Collection of the Vancouver Public Library, Special Collections, VPL 4940.
Further Research: Aboriginal Art in the SixtiesRelated Items
- 01. Robert Davidson carving totem pole at "Man in His World"
Robert Davidson (Photograph) - 02. Katherine Hepburn receiving totem pole carved by Ellen Neel from Harry Duker, Totem Land Society
Ellen Neel (Photograph) - 03. Creator of Totem Pole, Native Voice, September 1954
Arthur Moody (Ephemera) - 04. Indian Art, Vancouver Sun, July 6, 1948
Ted Neel and Ellen Neel (Ephemera) - 05. Kwakiute (Thunderbird) pole
Ellen Neel (Photograph) - 06. Totem carvers, Ellen Neel and Family
Ellen Neel and Ted Neel (Photograph) - 07. Mathias Joe (Chief Joe Capilano) with a Totem Pole
Mathias Joe (Chief Joe Capilano) (Photograph) - 08. The Queens totem pole loaded on to the "Pacific Unity" at Victoria on its voyage to England
(Photograph)
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- 09. Bill Reid and Doug Cranmer carving the frontal board of Haida Mortuary pole
Doug Cranmer and Bill Reid (Photograph) - 10. Danish Museum To Get Totem Pole From City, Vancouver Province, January 20, 1944
Ellen Neel and Palette (Ephemera) - 11. Ballerina Maria Tallchief with Ellen Neel and Totem Pole
Ellen Neel (Photograph) - 12. Kwakiute Indian Carving Totem Pole, Ellen Neel carving demonstration
Ellen Neel (Photograph) - 13. Neel Family As Totem Pole
Ellen Neel, David Neel, and David Neel (Photograph) - 14. Henry Hunt finishing Expo 1967 pole in Thunderbird Park Victoria
(Photograph) - 15. Bill Reid and Doug Cranmer carving cedar log in Totem Park
Doug Cranmer and Bill Reid (Photograph)
Project Sites
Discrete project sites documenting the work of specific artists and collectives in detail.
- 01Aboriginal Art in the Sixties
Curated by Marcia Crosby
Research by Roberta Kremer Designed by The Future - 02Al Neil
Curated by Glenn Alteen Designed by Archer Pechawis - 03Expanded Literary Practices
Curated by Charo Neville
and Michael Turner Designed by The Future - 04The Intermedia Catalogue
Created by Michael de Courcy
Research by Sarah Todd Designed by James Szuszkiewicz - 05Transmission Difficulties
Curated by Scott Watson Designed by Dexter Sinister
- 01Aboriginal Art in the Sixties
Essays
Essays and conversation providing a context for exploring the Project Sites and Archives.
- 01Making Indian Art “Modern”
By Marcia Crosby - 02Vancouver Cinema in the Sixties
By Zoë Druick - 03UBC in the Sixties: A Conversation
Edited by Marian Penner Bancroft - 04Siting the Banal: The Expanded Landscapes of the N.E. Thing Co.
By Nancy Shaw - 05Urban Renewal: Ghost Traps, Collage, Condos, and Squats
By Scott Watson
- 01Making Indian Art “Modern”
Video Interviews
Video interviews conducted between December 2008 and May 2009 reflecting on Vancouver’s art scene in the sixties.
- 01Ingrid Baxter with Grant Arnold
- 02Christos Dikeakos with Lorna Brown
- 03Carole Itter with Lorna Brown
- 04Gary Lee-Nova with Scott Watson