The journey of Iljuwas Bill Reid, a pivotal figure in the reclamation of Haida culture, unfolds through the lens of an Indigenous scholar. Overcoming the challenges of colonialism and his early denial of his heritage, Reid emerged as a leading Northwest Coast artist, influenced by his great-great-uncle, Daxhiigang. His nearly thousand original works, celebrated for their cultural significance, are showcased in prominent locations, reflecting his role as an artist, activist, mentor, and writer dedicated to revitalizing Haida traditions.
