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A MEMBER of the Burrard Indian band performs the eagle dance for the kindergarten
children at Westcot elementary school earlier this week. The children are involved in a
native studies course, and on this day were fortunate to see native dancing and hear
Leonard George tell native folklore stories to them.

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A UNIQUE display of traditional
pottery and native Indian art is be-
ing shown at North Vancouver's
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Artists Robert Shiozaki and
Bradley Hunt have blended cre-
ative and technical skills to create a
rarely seen combination, says
gallery manager Muriel Olson.

“Bob (Shiozaki) throws the pot
and he makes unique designs for
the work,’’ Olson explains.
‘Bradley (Hunt) carves on it — he
carves seal, killer whales and all
the legendary figures from

Van gallery

Native art.”

The work, described by Olson as
‘ta new form of art,’’ is done with
care and precision. After Shiozaki
forms the clay into the required
shape, Hunt must quickly carve his
figures before the pottery drys.

“After that, it's baked and then
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Hunt is a Kwakiutil-Heiltsuk
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