Living Culture Gallery
Nisg̱a’a culture is rich and thriving.
Here, you’ll find the voices, images, and teachings of those who carry Nisg̱a’a culture forward. From artists and dancers to carvers and elders, each feature is a reflection of our living culture, shared in their own words and ways.
This page is updated regularly, so come back often to explore, learn, and celebrate the many ways Nisg̱a’a culture lives within us all.
Ksdiyaawaḵ
Proud Chief
(George Williams)
I was sent away to residential school, from 1947 to 1950.
Meet George
Ńaa-uuḵ
To Have Copper on You, or Copper Front
(Reneé Morven)
There is a process to harvesting traditional medicine. You have to have intention.
Meet Reneé
Sim’oogit Halil̓git
Chief Who Supports the Feast
(George McKay)
If you want to be a carver, follow the bloodline.
Meet George
Nox̱s Guxw Jooḵ
Mother of Shy Woman
(Monica Morven)
I feel very proud and honoured to see other people wearing regalia I made.
Meet Monica
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