REG DAVIDSON

APPRENTICESHIPS:

• Three Totem Pole Sculptures, PepsiCo Kendall Sculpture Park, under Haida artist, Robert Davidson, Purchase, New York, 1985-88.
  
• Crab of The Woods, Limited edition bronze sculpture, under Robert Davidson, PepsiCo Kendall Sculpture Park, Purchase, New York, 1984.
• Raven Bringing Light to the World, Limited edition bronze sculpture, under Robert Davidson, Canadian Museum of Civilization, Hull, Quebec, 1984.
• Three Watchmen, Totem Pole sculpture, under Robert Davidson, Maclean-Hunter Building, College Park, Toronto, Ontario, 1983-84.
• Charles Edenshaw Memorial House Front and Posts, under Robert Davidson, Old Massett, Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands), British Columbia, 1977-78.

GROUP EXHIBITIONS:

• Native Talking Stick Show, Derek Simpkins Art Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia, December 1993.
• Miniature Mask Show, Altering Gallery, Victoria, British Columbia.
• Eagle of the Dawn, Joint Show with Robert Davidson, Art Space Gallery, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
• Haida Ritual Art: The Insistent Present, Meridian Gallery, San Francisco, California, 1990.
• Beyond Revival: Contemporary Northwest Coast Native Art, Charles H. Scott Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia, 1989.
• Masks: An Exhibition of Northwest Coast Native Masks, Inuit Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia, 1989.
• Northwest Coast: Native American Art, Craft Alliance Education Center and Gallery, Saint Louis, Missouri, 1989.
• Quintana Gallery - Northwest Coast Exhibitions, Portland, Oregon, 1987 and 1988.
• Hands of Creation: An Exhibition of Northwest Coast Native Art, Inuit Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia, 1987.
• Potlatch Presents - Northern Comfort: Dempsey Bob and Reg Davidson, Potlatch Arts, Vancouver, British Columbia, 1982.
• Pipes That Won't Smoke; Coal That Won't Burn: Haida Sculpture in Argillite, Glenbow Museum, Calgary, Alberta, 1981.
• The Legacy: Continuing Traditions of Canadian Northwest Coast Indian Art, British Columbia Provincial Museum, Victoria, British Columbia, and traveled across Canada and to Edinburgh, Scotland, 1980.
• Art Space Gallery: Twelve Sided Wolf, Robert Davidson and Reg Davidson, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS:

• Eight Foot Totem Pole, Private collection, Bahamas, 2000.
• Reg Davidson, Workshops:Haida Whistles and Haida Apron Designs, University of Alaska-Ketchikan, April 1994.
• Reg Davidson: Nine Foot Haida Pole, Haida dancing, slide show, Birmingham Alabama.
• Reg Davidson, Workshops: Haida Rattles and Haida Design, University of Alaska - Ketchikan, February 1993.
• Yaalth Tluu:Raven Canoe, M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, San Francisco, California, 1991.
• Reg Davidson: Silk-screen Prints, Cafe Gallery, Old Massett, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia, 1989 and 1990.
• Thirty Foot Canoe, The Haida Project, San Francisco, California, 1990.
• Eight Foot Pole, Watchman, Eagle, Frog Crests, Province of British Columbia for National Tour Association, Baltimore, Maryland, 1988.
• Forty Foot Memorial Frontal Pole, K'aadsnee Cultural Longhouse, Masset, Haida Gwaii, BC, in memory of the late Claude Davidson and Robert Davidson Sr., 1989-90.
• Eagle Memorial Sculpture, David Adam, Masset, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia, 1988.
• Reg Davidson: Masks, Prints and Blankets, Baya Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia, 1987.
• Thirty Foot Pole, Claude Davidson, Chief of Dadens, Masset, Haida Gwaii, British Columbia, 1986.
• Thirty Foot Pole, Three Figure Eagle Crest, Malaspina College for Tamagawa University, Japan, 1980.

COLLECTIONS:

• Private Collections in Canada, USA, Germany, Japan, and England.
• Canadian Museum of Civilization, Hull, Quebec.
• Glenbow Museum, Calgary, Alberta.
• Museum of Northern British Columbia, Prince Rupert, British Columbia.
• Queen Charlotte Islands Museum, Skidegate, British Columbia.
• Royal British Columbia Museum, Victoria, British Columbia.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS/CATALOGUES:

• Beyond Revival: Contemporary Northwest Coast Native Art, Barbara DeMott, Charles H. Scott Gallery, Vancouver, British Columbia, 1989.
• Northwest Coast: Native American Art, Barbara Loeb, Crafts Alliance Education Center and Gallery, Missouri, 1989.
• Masks: An Exhibition of Northwest Coast Native Masks, Inuit Gallery of Vancouver, 1989.
• Hands of Creation: An Exhibition of Northwest Coast Native Art, Inuit Gallery, Vancouver, 1987.
• A Haida Potlatch, Ulli Steltzer, Douglas & MacIntyre, Vancouver, BC, 1984.
• A Guide to Buying Contemporary Northwest Coast Indian Arts, Karen Duffek, University of British Columbia Museum of Anthropology, 1983.
• Northwest Coast Indian Graphics: An Introduction to Silkscreen Prints, Edwin S. Hall Jr., Margaret B. Blackman, Vincent Rickard, University of Washington Press, Seattle, 1981.
• Pipes That Won't Smoke; Coal That Won't Burn: Haida Sculpture in Argillite, Carol Sheehan, Glenbow Museum, Calgary, 1981.
• The Legacy: Continuing Traditions of Canadian Northwest Coast Indian Art, Peter Macnair, Alan Hoover, Kevin Neary, British Columbia Provincial Museum, Victoria, 1980.

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