Pair of Deer

Pair of DeerThis magnificent pair of bronze deer, by David Sidley, can be displayed as free standing sculptures or mounted on a base. David is a painter and sculptor in Rossland, BC. His work is heavily inspired by the Indigenous rock art sites he visits in North America. In fact, a visit to Ginko Petrified Forest State Park in Vantage, Washington was the impetus for these deer. Sidley has donated a life size version of these deer to UBC Okanagan in memory of his

Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants

Tuwuxwul't-hw Tyrone Elliott

bryophyte ecology

Hand wash only with a non-abrasive cloth

“through our art I hope we can remind each other of who we were

This plant is rich in vitamin C and was traditionally used by the Inuit to treat respiratory difficulties

as well as immigrant and all Canadian-born

and affirm its ongoing relevance today

Founded by ethnobotanist and member of the Squamish Nation

these durable and lightweight bags are perfect for carrying your groceries

In this follow-up to her award-winning debut collection How She Read (2019)

To support Indian Residential School Reconciliation