    Luke Parnell is an artist of Haida and Nisga’a heritage who, through the use of traditional techniques from the Northwest Coast, creates art that explores current social issues. 

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Totem poles are monuments created by First Nations of the Pacific Northwest to represent and commemorate ancestry, histories, people, or events. Most totem poles display beings, or crest animals, marking a family's lineage and validating the powerful rights and privileges that the family held.

Join British Columbia resident, Luke Parnell, as he crafts a Haida Totem Pole and shares the meaning behind this indigenous artwork.

Storytellers Have Big Mouths: A Totem Story

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