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Phil Ives
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Videos by Phil Ives and Louise McMurray
Herring Fishing Hornby Island: The Big Catch
Went out on a day trip during the Herring Festival, if you have not been it is well worth the time. Everyone should get a little better understanding of the negative impact this industry has on the Salish Sea. Watch for the big catch near the end.
A special thanks to Catherine, Grant, Sun Corona and Conservancy Hornby Island for making this such a special event.
A special thanks to Catherine, Grant, Sun Corona and Conservancy Hornby Island for making this such a special event.
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Alpen Kelley's Art Installation: REQUIEM MATER TERRAE or REQUIEM FOR MOTHER EARTH
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Hornby Island Arts Council GALLERY IN THE WOODS presents August 14th to 26th 10 to 3 Tuesday to Sunday Alpen Kelly's Art Installation REQUIEM MATER TERRAE or REQUIEM FOR MOTHER EARTH
HORNBY ISLAND Fabulous FABRICATORS
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Hornby Island Arts Council Gallery in the Woods HORNBY ISLAND Fabulous FABRICATORS Group Show Wine and Cheese Reception June 21st 7pm Tony Wilson- jazz guitar Gallery hours Tuesday June 19th to Sunday July 1st Hours 10:00am to 4:00pm All Welcome
Mary Ellen Joe: Cowichan Knitter
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Interview that took place in 2011 at QCC in Duncan BC
Shxwu' iinus Talus - Welcome
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At Kw'umut Lelum, we know it takes a community to raise a child. Hear from our children, staff and elders and let them tell you a little about the programs offered by KL that are helping to connect families, community and culture.
TRIBAL JOURNEYS 2014 to Bella Bella and the QATUWAS FESTIVAL 2
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Updated Video May 1, 2015 In this 20min documentary join 11 youth as they make the arduous canoe journey to Bella Bella. On July 4th, 2014 the Kw'umut Lelum & Malahat Nation Canoe Family left from Brown's Bay Vancouver Island to make their way to Bella Bella and the 2014 Tribal Journeys QATUWAS FESTIVAL. As they follow the ancient water routes traveled by their their ancestors, they are welcome...
2015 AFF "Wearable Art Show Tour" http://aff.cowichan.net
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A quick tour of the Cowichan Aboriginal Art Show for 2015, open from April 1 to 30 in the Cowichan Performing Arts Centre Theatre lobby in Duncan BC See more info at aff.cowichan.net
11 Year Retrospective of the Cowichan Aboriginal Festival of Film & Art
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11 Year Retrospective of the Cowichan Aboriginal Festival of Film & Art
The Master's Hands: Master Tetsuo Koyama
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Master Tetsuo Koyama, an important art educator in Japan, studied the specialized art (Japanese kimono print making) from notable experts including his father. This centuries-old form involves special dyes, wood block printing and rice glue resist. The method was traditionally used to decorate the kimonos. This will be the first time the 81 year-old artist-educator has visited North America. As...
T.W. Paterson, Cowichan Historian
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TW is known in the Cowichan for his weekly history columns, I saw Tom with his hat and dog walking down the highway. Later that week I shot footage of him selling his books at a local craft fair and thought he would make an interesting study and he did. See for yourself.
Walk the Trestle: Reflecting on the Kinsol Trestle, Phil Ives
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We were filming a documentary on T.W. Paterson, a local historian who was instrumental in the trestle rebuild and we needed B footage for the film. After shooting the trestle we decided it was so awe inspiring that it needed a video. Therefore!
HELISET HALE MARATHON: AWAKEN LIFE WITHIN YOU
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DVD Available aboriginalfilms.com Suicide touches everyone. On a journey of personal healing after losing her brother, Kelly Paul, member of the Tsartlip Band embarked on a life changing experience. Her goal was to run the length of Vancouver Island, a rugged terrain of 535 kilometres. For five weeks, Kelly and her two companions ran from community to community carrying with them a message of h...
AIDAN THORNE: Cowichan Aboriginal Film Festival Youth Voice Awards
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Check out www.aff.cowichan.net for more information about the festival April 23 - 26 Performance for the Cowichan Aboriginal Film Festival Youth Voice Awards audition, co-presented with Lila Music. A film by Phil Ives
THE STRAIGHT STORY: Longevity John and the Duncan Garage Showroom
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THE STRAIGHT STORY: Longevity John and the Duncan Garage Showroom
Harvey George: Fishing Boat Carver: A Film By Phil Ives
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Harvey George: Fishing Boat Carver: A Film By Phil Ives
PI'KWUN: Traditional Cowichan Salmon BBQ, Bentwood Box Cooking & Medicinal Plants
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PI'KWUN: Traditional Cowichan Salmon BBQ, Bentwood Box Cooking & Medicinal Plants
Rachael Cardiello and The Warm Electric Winter Band at The Duncan Garage Showroom
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Rachael Cardiello and The Warm Electric Winter Band at The Duncan Garage Showroom
Along the Boardwalk, Crofton BC: A film by Phil Ives.
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Along the Boardwalk, Crofton BC: A film by Phil Ives.
Story of Cedar, Cedar Hat Weaving & Bark Pulling Cowichan Coast Salish
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Story of Cedar, Cedar Hat Weaving & Bark Pulling Cowichan Coast Salish
Reflecting on Cowichan Bay: Ocean water marina reflections. Video By Phil Ives
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Reflecting on Cowichan Bay: Ocean water marina reflections. Video By Phil Ives
Herb Rice, Cowichan Coast Salish Native Pacific Northwest, Master Carver
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Herb Rice, Cowichan Coast Salish Native Pacific Northwest, Master Carver
How to make a traditional Coast Salish Drum: Jorge Lewis Drum Maker
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How to make a traditional Coast Salish Drum: Jorge Lewis Drum Maker
Randy Goldsmith: Coast Salish Master Carver
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Randy Goldsmith: Coast Salish Master Carver
BC Forest Discovery Centre www.cowichantoday.com
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BC Forest Discovery Centre www.cowichantoday.com
Harold Joe, Cowichan Carver, Totem Pole for M'akola Housing, Duncan BC
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Harold Joe, Cowichan Carver, Totem Pole for M'akola Housing, Duncan BC
BC Forest Discovery Centre: Tour the logging camp
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BC Forest Discovery Centre: Tour the logging camp
Harold Joe Carved totem pole on the move: M'akola Group of Societies
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Harold Joe Carved totem pole on the move: M'akola Group of Societies
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showing us the technique is more useful than telling us about emotions. This isn't really a documentary. I came here to learn the technique.
This was beautiful work!
I may remember you. I think you gave me a butterfly seal drum in 2008 which I gifted to my granddaughter
Randy, I am lucky enough to have a swan carving that you did. Thank you for signing the back as well as explaining the significance of the swan. Take care!
Is it offensive for me as a white man to want to add one of these to my drum/percussion collection? I hope I’m not being disrespectful to any Native American tribes.
Hey, as a school project I will make an exhibition on Red Cedar after having had conversations with various people from the WSANEC community. Could I use this video please @PhilIves?
Thank you Jorge Lewis for this wonderful tutorial. Just finished making a little 8" practice drum before starting on a full size drum. May you rest well in the sweet green land of your ancestors. Blessings xx
Awesome
My late mother is a Sampson at Elwha. We are relatives of the Elliott and George families
Beautiful ✨✨
i had to watch this vid for school can someone give me like a rlly quick explanation of what this is? at least the cedar hat part.
I live in kellowna i would love to take your class where do we go for this?
It is amazing how your forebears utilized plants to house and cloth themselves, yet in this modern day of advanced technology we return to our roots for recollection and peace. The cedar is in essence is a lifeline from the past, both spiritually and physically. God bless you all.
Thank you 🙏🏻
My bestest cuzzin
WOW.!! This video is truly a gift. I am a Puyallup Native on my mother's side,and Sami on my father's. I struggle very much daily with PTSD from being deployed. My mother has told me,I need to go back to the old ways. That I need to be still and listen to the Creator and the Ancestors. I found this video by happenstance. I now I am very grateful that I did. Thank you so very much. It would be an honor to learn this skill from you. May I ask how and where I may go to learn? Thank you so much for this video. Many Blessings. Clí
The burden of the warrior is ours to bear, and our battle cannot end until we have secured a good future for our next seven generations. Your ancestors are all around you, when you feel tired your grandfathers have laid out hides by the fire, when you are bereft your grandmothers have made shoes for your journey. It is so important that you feel love and know you are so important. Our ancestors sacrificed everything so that you could carry on our traditions and honor your amazing heritage. Sweat lodge, ceremony, and the sacred mushroom have healed my mind. Sitting with the rocks and streams with my ancestors, offering chanyun, and listening to the lessons the trees teach us healed my spirit. Good wind on your back as you travel the Medicine Path, friend and relative.
Great presentation thanks!
Gunałcheesh! Ive always wanted to build a hat. I had a chance when i was a kid at the first Haku ste'ye (I just speak, cant write Łingit haha) Hope to build a hat in my home town here in the Yukon Thanks !
God bless native Americans.
God bless you too ❤
Great lesson! Thank you!! \o/
This is an awesome sharing! \o/
I work in queen charlotte inland many years for crown zellerbach and foreman said has the food camp I said terrible he take pick up fired cook hired one from terrace flying in next days everything was happy food is must in logging if you want goog crew period.
Thank you for this nice video! The way Jorge gives the instructions are very clear and easy to follow. I made a nice buffalo 13inch Drum today. I'm sorry to hear Jorge has passed away. I'll honour him with a song when the drum gets it's voice. Mitakuye Oyasin
Wow, so amazing. I wish I got to try on every hat!! 🎉🙏
I miss you Jorge ❤
Thank you for the video, my love for red cedar and the forest is growing everyday.
Como se llama el material y donde venden xfavor puedes informar pero en español
Incredible - apprenticing under this kind of mastery and humble wisdom is a dream. One for the bucket list I suppose
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Gran artesano.
I'm learning how to do this today. Beautiful video, got me excited to keep this tradition alive. Cheers from the Pacific Northwest!
Amazing carving
How "fresh" should the hide be?
Es muy parecido al pueblo mapuche
awe inspiring production
4 16 2023
That’s like food also if you make it with happy thoughts and love it tastes amazing and fills you with natural dopamines
Beautiful!!! This is more of what we need to get back to thank you so much!!! I would love to learn more…I found your channel trying to find a video on how to make a straw hat for my husband I never even thought to make one out of bark what a neat idea this makes me feel like a possibilities of useful creativity are truly endless!!! ♥️♥️♥️
Didn't you kill the tree by peeling the bark off?
I have the same question
Amazing to see this. Thank you for sharing
Beautiful!! I love your work!
Красиво
Home.
Might as well chop the whole tree down. There are sooooooo many trees that fall from storms or other natural causes. This is extremely wasteful.
Beautiful 💖 🙏
thank you so much for this tutorial
really incredible thanks
Amazing
Si yo, very good workmanship. You are very gifted by the Great Spirit, wa do!
Thank You 💕🌀👣