Cecilia Adams 3' 2" Paddle Wolf With Salmon Books Dancing Women celebrates the inter-generational

Dancing Women celebrates the inter-generational relationships among women and girls and how important it is to work together as a community of women

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while anchored in Nootka Sound on the west coast of Vancouver Island

His work is a blend of traditional and contemporary art and shows his passion for his Haida Ancestory and the "old stories"

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Cecilia Adams 3' 2" Paddle Wolf With Salmon Books Dancing Women celebrates the inter-generationalCecilia Adams is a renowned First Nations artist, born in 1981 in Gitsegukla, BC, to the House of Laxaax of the Frog clan. She began her apprenticeship with her father, Nisgaa Master Carver Randy Adams Dangeli, at the age of nine. As her career blossomed, her work and interpretations of traditional Haida, Coast Salish, and Nisgaa art forms have been exhibited in galleries and museums across North America.