
It's been a few months since the nearby ocean waters have been designated (or, some would claim, re-designated) as the
Salish Sea. Our local
Arts Council took that as a theme for an observance of
National Aboriginal Day that will last for the entire month of June,
By the Salish Sea: A Celebration of First Nations Arts.
Last night's opening of the
Gallery show attracted over 100 people. The event

included a blessing, led by Joanne Charles, chief of our local
Semiahmoo band.
With lots of great food (especially the locally smoked salmon) and plenty of little kids running around, the event felt so inclusive, like family. The title of the piece at the top of this post said it well, "Be Reconciled". Standing beside the work is the artist who brought it to life, Quentin Harris.
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