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April 2008
Some of the most colorful of tribal arts come from Africa. Although Free Spirit Gallery doesn’t deal with African art, we do have a deep appreciation for the artwork created in the ‘dark continent’. We do have numerous webpages on African art and a good place to start would be at;
Here are the next three video clips from the Canadian Aboriginal Festival in Toronto. The first one shows more tribal dancing by the men. Now the next two are real treats. They show the senior elders dances with the men and women respectively. This definitely shows that age is not a factor when performing native aboriginal dance. See these videos at;
Senior Elder Men Native Aboriginal Dance
Senior Elder Women Native Aboriginal Dance
Last month, we showed some Inuit Northern art prints at the Mississauga City Hall. Here are a few Northwest Native art prints from the collection there;
Northwest Native Art at Mississauga City Hall
A handy page that lists all the more recent art arrivals of both Inuit northern art and Northwest Native Aboriginal art at our gallery is at our New Arrivals page.
Until next month when more videos
from the Canadian Aboriginal Festival will be up as well as photos of Native Aboriginal Woodlands art
from the Mississauga City Hall.
Clint
Free Spirit Gallery
