Over the last decade, several hundred Native American students and their families helped design, carve, and paint a series of totem poles for the Eugene 4J School District’s NATIVES program.

is demanding the removal of the three totem poles outside it. “These poles came [to Prince Rupert]. They had no business being here,” said Guu Gaa Jung (Symbia Barnaby).

Totem poles, those giant red cedar poles elaborately carved with images of animals and people, can be thought of as three-dimensional family histories; histories that began in the time before ...

Over the past seven days, those applications also included a giant totem pole and swapping old phone boxes for advertising screens. Here’s this week’s round-up of notable planning applications ...

Between July and August 2021, Losi is accused of conspiring with his employers to sell hundreds of falsely represented artworks, including stone carvings and wood totem poles, according to court ...

In this Feb. 23, 2021 photo, two staff members of Madison Middle School stand outside an entrance with a newly-installed totem pole made by the 4J NATIVES program. Over the last decade, several ...

and telling oral histories through totem poles, ceremonial clothing and blankets, hand-carved household items and other objects. In recent decades, native artisans have revived practices that ...

EUGENE, Ore. – The Eugene School District 4J is looking to resolve a controversy that has been on display at some of its schools by removing colorful totem poles from its campuses. Members of local ...