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Shared Resources aims to maximize the economic and cultural value of forest resources while protecting the health of forest ecosystems through unprecedented craft and design collaborations. The dynamic exhibition will balance First Nations traditions and forward-looking design solutions, developing new methods that respect and elevate local traditions. Through a unique cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural collaboration, the exhibition explores traditional knowledge and practices (such as the harvest and weaving of cedar bark) to seek modern product applications (furniture, home accessories, etc.) for underutilized forest resources.
Shared Resources Creative Team: Michael Erdmann, Patty Johnson, craftspeople from the Heiltsuk and Haida First Nations at Bella Bella and Haidi Gwaii, with support from the Centre for Non-Timber Resources at the Royal Road University, Victoria and Coastal First Nations Turning Point Initiative.
Michael Erdmann, designer
Patty Johnson, designer
Commissioned in 2008
To be presented Fall 2010
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