Idle No More!

© Andy Everson / Courtesy of Spirits of the West Coast Art Gallery

Idle No More!

Currently not on view

Idle No More!,

2016

Andy Everson, K'omoks First Nation, born 1972, Comox, British Columbia; active British Columbia, Canada
Printed by Andy MacDougall, Wachiay Studio, active Courtenay, British Columbia
2021-34

Information

Title
Idle No More!
Dates

2016

Maker
Andy Everson
Printed by Andy MacDougall, Wachiay Studio
Medium
Color screenprint
Dimensions
image: 45.7 × 51.7 cm (18 × 20 3/8 in.) sheet: 57 × 63.5 cm (22 7/16 × 25 in.)
Credit Line
Museum purchase, the Henry E. Bessire, Class of 1957, Contemporary Art Fund
Object Number
2021-34
Place Made

North America, Canada, British Columbia

Signatures
Signed, titled, and editioned in graphite: Andy Everson, Idle No More!, 65/75
Culture
Native American, Comox
Type
screen prints, prints
Techniques
screen printing
Subject
hands, feather, protests

Purchased from Spirits of the West Coast Gallery, Courtenay, Canada, by Princeton University Art Museum, 2020

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