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Negative Eye Positive Eye No. 1 Nuxalk is omnipresent

Negative Eye Positive Eye No. 1 Nuxalk is omnipresent2011 This piece is stored off site. To arrange a viewing, please contact the gallery directly. This painting, and its pair, Negative Eye Positive Eye No. 2, are recent works from Haida artist Robert Davidson and both were included in his solo show "Robert Davidson: Progression of Form" which took place in the summer of 2015 at the Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art. The show focused on Davidson's most recent pieces, featuring his more abstract work.

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is omnipresent

The show focused on Davidson's most recent pieces

are publicly witnessed and validated

The White Rock detachment of the RCMP approached Davidson about a possible totem pole commission to commemorate their 125th anniversary

"they are considered the highest form of spiritual protection and assistance"

Negative Eye Positive Eye No. 1 Nuxalk is omnipresent2011 This piece is stored off site. To arrange a viewing, please contact the gallery directly. This painting, and its pair, Negative Eye Positive Eye No. 2, are recent works from Haida artist Robert Davidson and both were included in his solo show "Robert Davidson: Progression of Form" which took place in the summer of 2015 at the Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art. The show focused on Davidson's most recent pieces, featuring his more abstract work.

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