Indigenous Artwork
importance of including local artists….
House of Learning
Description
First Floor
House of Learning Mural – Leo
Hangs between 2nd and 4th floor.
House of Learning Mural – Leo
Hangs between 2nd and 4th floor.
KPMG Gallery HL 1st floor.
Moccasins made of deer hide, bead work, and embroidery. KPMG Gallery HL 1st floor.
Artist Nancy Saddleman
Second Floor
Wall Drum – Dave Seymour (. )
The white, red, black, and yellow represent the four colours of humankind working together to protect and care for the earth. The feathers help move the air and carry our prayers to the Creator and offer protection.
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Artist Chris Bose
“Skelep Warrior b4 rez school” or “Forgive us Skelep School”.
Artist Chris Bose
“Study, Learn, Obey”
Artist Chris Bose
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Third Floor
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Old Main
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Secwépemc Territorial Marker
First floor, North entrance to Old Main, where the glassed-in elevator climbs to the fourth floor.
This territorial marker honours the deep connection between the Secwépemc people and their traditional lands. Created by local Secwépemc artists Rod and Ron Tomma and Mike Peters, the quartz marker at Old Main’s north entrance features pictographs and symbolizes places of cultural and mythological significance. The marker serves to inspire respect for the land and TRU’s partnership with Indigenous communities, with its unveiling including gifts from law graduates and a blessing by Elder Evelyn Camille.