Where the Power Is: Indigenous Perspectives on Northwest Coast Art

Where the Power Is: Indigenous Perspectives on Northwest Coast ArtAccompanied by over 300 contemporary and historical photographs, this is a vivid and powerful document of Indigenous experiences of reconnection, reclamation, and return. Where the Power Is: Indigenous Perspectives on Northwest Coast Art, written by Karen Duffek, Bill McLennan, and Jordan Wilson, and in collaboration with the Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia, brings together contemporary Indigenous knowledge holders with

reclamation

It is more than a cookbook

still ongoing

Eagle down is used in ceremonies to honour respected guests

made with premium food-grade stainless steel on the inside

The perfect gift for art aficionados

This wood necklace depicts a Moon mask with abalone inlay by Coast Salish artist Shain Jackson from the community of Sechelt

and First Nations rights

Many of his pieces display traditional Nuxalk design with a modern twist

designed by world-famous Haida artist

this pair of socks will make a splash in your drawer for years

Gourmand World Cookbook Awards