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Regina | Humboldt
Quotes and Comments
“It was a great video”
What I liked most about the exhibition Through The Eyes of the Cree...
“To learn about the culture and old ways”
“The extent of his images of life and the excellent art. Also to see some of the old artifacts they used.”
“The gift of the past that has been given to us.”
“The detailing in the paintings”
“Its like you you're sitting with an old friend telling you a great story.”
“I gained an understanding and appreciation for the bravery, resourcefulness and capability of these people and the terrible ordeals they were put through; pass system, no fee or fair trade, etc”
“I feel like I am there.”
“The artistic work is remarkable in its capturing the life of the Cree - the commentary is quite good.”
“...was the simple titles and obvious content that showed life as it was. A talented man.”
“I was amazed at the sheer number of paintings and enthralled by the story each one told.”
“The paintings represent an era never to be seen again. Sapp captures these moments of time so expressively, has a keen intuitive approach.”
“Long past due and poignant telling of this history, my son thought the paintings were the best part."
“Pretty well everything! - all very interesting-really enjoyed - really gave me a feel for what it was like for the Cree people back in those days.”
“This exhibition is presented with sensitive care and respect - deservedly so!”
“In spite white mans impact they have survived and remind us of the dignity of all men.”
“Emphasis on the dignity and integrity of the people, in spite of poverty and prejudice.”
“A wonderful story told in a marvelous way. How fortunate for his people (and for us) that he has painted the history of his people. I feel we should embrace their heritage instead of forcing them into our way of life.”
“Seeing as we are Cree-but don't know our heritage-thanks for this opportunity.”
Books
For information on books about Allen Sapp or
Featuring His work
visit the Allen Sapp Gallery Website books page.
