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File consists of photographs of a Haida steambent box. Jensen was storing the box of behalf of Seattle gallery owner Mardonna McKillop while she was securing permission to bring it into the USA. In 2005 Jensen photographed it for Andrea Laforet of the Canadian Museum of Civilisation in order to gather information about it.
File consists of photographs taken during the annual Salish Language Conference, held in this case on the OMAC reserve in Washington sate. Many of the photographs are of a Mrs. Smith giving a traditional food deomonstration. Also included are images of pow wow style dancing.
Image is of a totem pole amongst the trees with snow on the ground outside MOA.
Image is of a totem pole outside MOA with snow on the ground. The Haida House and Mortuary House are visible in the background.
Image is of the totem pole on the front of the Haida House carved by artists Bill Reid and Doug Cranmer. Outside MOA.
Image is of the totem pole on the front of the Haida House carved by artists Bill Reid and Doug Cranmer. Outside MOA.
UBC Museum button blanket project
Image is of two women adding buttons to a button blanket with a child watching at MOA.
UBC Museum button blanket project
Image is of a woman and two children adding buttons to a button blanket at MOA
UBC Museum button blanket project
Image is of a boy sewing buttons onto a button blanket at MOA
UBC Museum button blanket project
Image is of adults and children adding buttons to a button blanket at MOA
UBC Museum button blanket project
Image is of adults and children adding buttons to a button blanket at MOA
UBC Museum button blanket project
Image is of two women sewing buttons on to a button blanket at MOA
UBC Museum button blanket project
Image is of two women sewing buttons on to a button blanket at MOA
UBC Museum button blanket project
Image is of a boy sewing buttons on to a button blanket at MOA
UBC Museum button blanket project
Image is of an unidentified man, Jay Powell, and a woman (possibly Vickie Jensen) talking to an adult participant of the button blanket project at MOA
UBC Museum button blanket project
Image is of a child lying on the floor of a hallway at MOA
UBC Museum button blanket project
Image is of a child lying on the floor of a hallway at MOA
Button blanket for kids UBC Museum
Image is of two children working on a button blanket on the floor at MOA.
Button blanket for kids UBC Museum
Image is of adults and children participating in button blanket project at MOA.
Button blanket for kids UBC Museum
Image is of two children working on button blanket at a table at MOA.