The Inspirati is a globetrotting auditory adventure exploring what is happening now in culture internationally. For season two we are thrilled to thrilled to be teaming up with Canada’s authority on the exceptional, NUVO Magazine, to showcase a collection of international creative luminaries who are sculpting, welding, crafting, and forging a path forward with originality and finesse.
The Inspirati was created for this seeking inspiration and those seeking to inspire.
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The Inspirati is a globetrotting auditory adventure exploring what is happening now in culture internationally. For season two we are thrilled to thrilled to be teaming up with Canada’s authority on the exceptional, NUVO Magazine, to showcase a collection of international creative luminaries who are sculpting, welding, crafting, and forging a path forward with originality and finesse.
The Inspirati was created for this seeking inspiration and those seeking to inspire.
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Jim Hart, known to the Haida Nation as Chief Idansuu, is one of the Northwest Coast’s most prodigious artists. He was awarded the Order of British Columbia in 2003 and received a Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2013, and has exhibited internationally from the Louvre in Paris to a solo show in Singapore.
It was a true honor to have Jim on to talk about where creativity sits within Haida society, his perspective on relating to the supernatural for inspiration, and the role of art in the healing of generational trauma.
Episode cover image courtesy of Simon Fraser University.
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