Henry Venn Robertson Totem wood carving The Hot Springs Cove Story

The Hot Springs Cove Story is the story of Ivan Clarke and his family’s lives

and forced assimilation

Syilx and Métis from the Nicola Valley

Her commitment to documenting the lives and faces of the Native peoples of her day was renewed and continued for the rest of her life as she devoted herself to painting the Indians of Canada's westernmost province

The charming story of a young owl’s strange and disorienting journey to discover who he is and where he belongs

Henry Venn Robertson Totem wood carving The Hot Springs Cove StoryAt the age of ten, Henry began carving under the influence of his father, Gordon Robertson. Throughout his life, Henry carved masks, feast bowls, toten poles, and more, and his work has been exhibited throughout North America. He carved a totem pole for the Aboriginal Aboriginal Friendship Centre in Vancouver, BC.. He was also responsible for the Aboriginal Pavilion at the PNE in Vancouver from 2004 2006. In addition, Henry oversaw the recreation of a