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Wood, Bark, Copper, and Stone Raven Cod Lure Sculpture by Native Artist Luke Marston

Raven Cod Lure

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by Luke Marston

Coast Salish (Chemainus) Nation

Red Cedar wood, Yellow Cedar wood, Cedar bark, Copper, Stone, Acrylic paint

55.5 x 11 x 11" (140.97 x 27.94 x 27.94cm)

CA$12,500.00

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Red Cedar wood, Yellow Cedar wood, Cedar bark, Copper, Stone, Acrylic paint

Dimensions	55.5 x 11 x 11" (140.97 x 27.94 x 27.94cm)
Product Number	S-3414
Exhibition Code	CSM11


Artist	Luke Marston
Nation	Coast Salish (Chemainus) Nation
Description	Coast Salish (Chemainus) Nation Coast Salish artist Luke Marston, born in 1976, has grown up in a family of artists and has been carving since he was a child. Both his parents, Jane and David Marston, are experienced carvers who provided Luke with his introduction to the art and skill of carving. He credits his Mother, his Father and nature as his first teachers. When Luke first began to carve he sought guidance from Nisga’a carver, Wayne Young. Simon Charlie has also been an influential teacher and Luke assisted him in the creation of four house posts. More recently he has been working at Thunderbird Park and has been influenced by artists there, in particular, Shawn Karpes. In addition to his wood carving, Luke enjoys the medium of silver for expressing the legends and designs of the Coast Salish people. Luke has chosen to create art as his career. By doing this he feels fortunate to participate in keeping the culture alive. For Luke, doing art is both a challenge and a satisfying career. He spends a lot of time studying the old pieces of art and then using his artistic intuition and skill to put the designs into his out style. Selected Group Exhibitions: 2011 Coast Salish Masterworks: Connecting the Past to the PresentCoastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery Vancouver, B.C. 2006 Transcendence – a decade in perspective, Group exhibition at Coastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery. Vancouver, BC.

Artist

Luke Marston

Nation

Coast Salish (Chemainus) Nation

Description

Coast Salish (Chemainus) Nation

Coast Salish artist Luke Marston, born in 1976, has grown up in a family of artists and has been carving since he was a child. Both his parents, Jane and David Marston, are experienced carvers who provided Luke with his introduction to the art and skill of carving. He credits his Mother, his Father and nature as his first teachers.

When Luke first began to carve he sought guidance from Nisga’a carver, Wayne Young. Simon Charlie has also been an influential teacher and Luke assisted him in the creation of four house posts. More recently he has been working at Thunderbird Park and has been influenced by artists there, in particular, Shawn Karpes. In addition to his wood carving, Luke enjoys the medium of silver for expressing the legends and designs of the Coast Salish people.

Luke has chosen to create art as his career. By doing this he feels fortunate to participate in keeping the culture alive. For Luke, doing art is both a challenge and a satisfying career. He spends a lot of time studying the old pieces of art and then using his artistic intuition and skill to put the designs into his out style.

Selected Group Exhibitions:

2011 Coast Salish Masterworks: Connecting the Past to the PresentCoastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery Vancouver, B.C.

2006 Transcendence – a decade in perspective, Group exhibition at Coastal Peoples Fine Arts Gallery. Vancouver, BC.