Native artists: Bill Reid, Bill Lightbown, Tony Hunt, and Clarence Wells

• Other Authors: Reid, Bill, Biesick, Marcel, Lightbown, Bill, Hunt, Anthony, Wells, Clarence, Langara College
• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Published: Langara College 2022
• Subjects: Reid; Bill; 1920-1998; Lightbown; 1927-; Hunt; Anthony; 1953-; Wells; Clarence; Arts; Arts > Canada; Canadian > 20th century; Native artists; Native artists > British Columbia; Indigenous artists; Indigenous artists > British Columbia; Indigenous arts; Indigenous arts > British Columbia; Indigenous art; Indigenous art > British Columbia; Haida art; Haida sculpture; Haida sculpture > British Columbia; Wood-carving; Stone carving; Sculpture; Kwakiutl art; Silverwork; Engraving; E 98 A7 R45 1973; Canada; British Columbia; First Nations
• Online Access: https://arcabc.ca/islandora/object/lc%3A5243/datastream//download; https://arcabc.ca/islandora/object/lc%3A5243

Four British Columbia First Nations artists and gallery owners express their views on the creative processes involved in their work and the work of other First Nations artists. Topics include personal, cultural, and cross-cultural influences on their work. interviewed by Marcel Biesick. Title from CD case (viewed 24 October 2023) Interviewer, Marcel Biesick interviewees, Bill Reid, Bill Lightbown, Tony Hunt, Clarence Wells. Recorded in November 1973, Vancouver Community College, Langara Campus. Digital reproduction. Vancouver, B.C. : Langara College, 2001. Transferred from audiotape to CD. Digital reproduction. Vancouver, B.C. : Langara College, 2022. Transferred from CD in accordance with Canadian Copyright S.30.(1)(a) Mode of access: World Wide Web. In English. Streaming audio (MP3)