Vancouver and its local nations are seeing an explosion of interest in Coast Salish art, a style distinct from the totem poles and face masks typical of more northern nations.

The Museum of North Vancouver has received a hefty chunk of cash to continue its programming tied to local Coast Salish education and culture.

North Van’s MONOVA received a gift from BMO to continue Coast Salish programming into 2027, incorporating Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nation history.

Storied arts : Lushootseed gifting across time and space / Vi taqushblu Hilbert and Jay Miller -- Kwulasulwut : teachings of the past, treasures of the future / Ellen White Kwulasulwut -- Traditional ...

Our second symmetry art coloring page has a flower design. Kids can use crayons, coloring pencils, or markers to color each part, maybe using different colors on the left side and others on the ...

Planting beds along Seattle's Overlook Walk read like a stroll in our signature landscape. Here's what's growing.

In 1935, National Museum of Canada anthropologist Diamond Jenness did several months of fieldwork with the Coast Salish peoples of southwestern Vancouver Island. His main focus was the WSANEC, then a ...

How art helps this mother and son spend valued time together Leo was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour at just seven months old, beginning a five-year journey of hospital stays. This is ...

MELBOURNE, Fla. — A Melbourne Beach grandmother continues to excel in clay pottery, ever since discovering the art form as a teen. Central Floridians can see her work in person at the 40th ...

Local news Wabi Sabi Expo opens at Margate Art Museum tonight On show will be Wabi Sabi paintings, bonsai tree art, kintsugi and nature inspired pottery.

OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. (WLOX) - The Walter Anderson Museum of Art welcomes a new exhibit featuring a late, local artist’s work, combining southern culture with abstract expressions.