This exhibition features paintings and sculptures by Robert Davidson, a leading contemporary Haida artist who works to expand and transform his understanding of Haida art and cultural practice through engagement with abstraction, reclaiming cultural knowledge, and developing a personal iconography in his art. The 30 works in the exhibition, dating from 1983 to the present, include acrylic paintings on canvas, paper, and deerskin drums, low-relief carved cedar panels, and sculptures in cedar and aluminum.

Organized by the Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia and circulated by the National Gallery of Canada.

Presented by Bombardier.