Jun 3
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Installation view of the exhibition "Indian Art of the United States" January 22, 1941–April 27, 1941. Photographic Archive. The Museum of Modern Art Archives, New York. IN123.4. Photograph by Soichi Sunami.
I just wanted to present my Howdy Pillar themed totem pole ceramic project 🐛🍎
Totem pole at UBC
Cover art by John Howe for Winter of the Raven by Janice Kay Johnson, scanned from Fantasy Art Masters by Dick Jude.
Municipal totem pole, Sitka, Alaska, 2025.
Karl Rüter (1902-1986) — Totem Pole with Medallion [oil on masonite board, 1973]
Working on painting a pic that my mom took. Needs a lot of work on shading obviously but it’s so wet I can’t do any more right now.
This is kind of a dad-mom-daughter collab; my dad actually made the totem pole. My understanding is that the design is based on those of the Haida people from Haida Gwaii in the Pacific Northwest but it’s truly my dad’s shit, he knows a lot more than I do. He loves totem poles, so much so that he (white guy) fully learned how to make them.
(If anything about this is insensitive or culturally offensive, I will of course remove.)