The Exploration of Northwest Coast Indian Art

The 27th Annual Faculty Lecture coincides with the series, "Contemporary Issues in Northwest Coast Native American Art," sponsored by the Burke Museum at the University of Washington. Using over 100 photographs of artworks, Professor Emeritus Bill Holm examines how Northwest Coast Native American Art has been perceived over the generations and what is going on today to understand it.
Bill Holm, professor emeritus, Burke Museum, University of Washington
www.washington.edu/burkemuseum
01/14/2003

[@the1stime]

What an inspiration. He’s a legend and will always be remembered and revered by those that understand his contributions to the art.

[@nathanielwilkerson6217]

I met Bill Holm once at the Stonington Gallery in Seattle, amazing man.

[@harperwelch5147]

This is such an important message and legacy and Bill has provided that more than anyone else in this generation or the last! Great photos, great comments, great art. What more could anyone want or expect?

[@randychaparral2124]

now i know first hand

[@teyafrost8000]

It's pronounced as thling-git when you start saying the word keep your tongue at the top of your mouth behind your front teeth and and push the air out on either side of your tongue and then when you head into the L sound you kind of click your tongue down.

[@cogsofrust8630]

A we s o m e