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Three renowned B.C. Indigenous artists team up for Audain Art Museum's newly-unveiled public monument

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"Haida chief James Hart, Squamish Nation's Xwalacktun and Lil'wat Nation's Levi Nelson collaborated on the six-metre-tall Blackcomb Way work"

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Creators and Contributors Megan Lalonde (Creator)

SubjectXwa-lack-tun (Rick Harry)

IdentifierARC.News.SC.20211122

DateNovember 22 2021

General Material DesignationElectronic record

Record TypeNewspaper Articles

LanguageEnglish

URLhttps://www.squamishchief.com/local-arts/three-renowned-bc-indigenous-artists-team-up-for-audain-art-museums-newly-unveiled-public-monument-4765586

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