Ravens and Eagles, What is Haida Art?

Directors

Jeff Bear Marianne Jones

Producers

Jeff Bear Marianne Jones Ravens and Eagles Productions

Subjects

Arts First Nations Indigenous
  • Release Date 2002
  • Running Time 23 minutes
  • Closed Captions Yes
  • Availability Canada, USA

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Ravens and Eagles, What is Haida Art?

What is Haida Art?

This introduction to Haida art from the Haida perspective follows five themes: formline, ceremony, function, preservation, songs and language. The artists and themes featured here are more fully explored throughout the series.

Shot on British Columbia's rugged northwest coast, Ravens and Eagles: Haida Art delves into the roots of traditional Haida art and traces the genesis of today's generation of Haida carvers, singers, dancers, weavers and performers. Over two series, Ravens and Eagles explores some of the wider historical and political issues of the repatriation of Haida artifacts, the vital potlatch ceremony once declared illegal by the Canadian government, and the fight to preserve old growth forest on Haida land. Created by Haida filmmaker Marianne Jones and Jeff Bear, Ravens and Eagles approaches Haida art and culture from the Haida perspective.

Produced by: Jeff Bear, Marianne Jones, Ravens and Eagles Productions

Titles included in Ravens and Eagles: Haida Art series 1:

Ravens and Eagles: Haida Art (Series 2)

Ravens and Eagles: Haida Art (Series 1)

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