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Poster for the photographic exhibition titled 'The Cree Fiddlers of James Bay,' featuring a man playing a fiddle on a couch, with an open fiddle case beside him. The exhibition runs from March 1 to June 30, 2012, at the MacRobert Building Café, Unive
A man playing a violin in an indoor room filled with shelves, boxes, and bottles, with blue informational overlay on the right side of the image.
The image displays a poster for an exhibition titled 'The Cree Fiddlers of James Bay' with a map showing the migration route from London to Moose Factory, passing through Stromness and Wemindji, in Canada. The poster includes an introduction, a photo
A man with gray hair and a beard wearing a plaid shirt stands next to a large, furry, yellow-colored animal hide mounted on a wall, with a quote about trees and nature from George Kudlu on the left side of the image.
Two musicians sitting on chairs, one man and one woman, engaged in playing instruments during a performance. The woman is playing a violin, and the man appears to be playing an unidentified instrument.
A woman standing by a lakeside with boats and small houses in the background, overcast sky, part of an exhibition display about Cree fiddlers.
A landscape of a rural area with a dirt road curving through the scene, flanked by fields and sparse trees, under a partly cloudy sky. There is a text overlay on the right side providing information about The Cree Fiddlers of James Bay, and part of a
A top view of a tipi made of wooden sticks arranged in a conical shape against a blue sky with some clouds. The tip of the tipi is uncovered at the very top.
A photograph of James Bay with a cloudy sky, two small boats floating on calm water, and earthy land in the foreground.
A photo of three men playing fiddles on stage, with a purple and gray background. One man is playing a guitar, another is playing the fiddle, and the third is also playing the fiddle. The image shows their focused expressions and casual attire.
Two women sitting on the ground inside a partially constructed building. One woman is talking on the phone, and the other is holding a drink. There is a roasted bird or animal skewered on a stick in the foreground, and a red informational panel with
An elderly man with gray hair, wearing a striped button-up shirt, playing the violin, with a quote on the wall behind him.
People dancing at a wedding reception in a large hall decorated with red paper lanterns and draped fabric. The bride in a white gown and a group of guests in formal attire are visible, with some dressed in red.
A man with gray hair and a beard, wearing a blue plaid shirt, is sitting and playing a melodeon. The background shows wooden shelves and a warm light. There is an overlay of text on the left side quoting George Kudlu about Inuit music and a brief bio
A partially constructed tipi with its covered exterior and tall wooden poles supporting the structure. A person is working on the tipi, with trees and a blue sky in the background.
A man with glasses playing a violin on a couch in a room, with a violin case open beside him and a poster with text about Les Jolly, the Moose Factory fiddler, on the wall.
Two older adults, a woman and a man, are sitting in a cozy room, with the man playing a violin. The woman appears to be clapping or tapping her hands, with a focused expression. The room has bookshelves, chairs, and warm lighting.
A man sitting indoors on a wooden chair, holding a traditional double-sided skin drum called a Cree Fiddler, made from bear and moose hide. He is smiling and wearing a red cap and plaid shirt. Behind him is a wall with a shelf of framed photos and a
Hanging wedding hearts decorated with beads and embroidery, with inscriptions like "Pamela & Bruce July 30 1985" and "Y. Young & Northwestern July 30 1985," part of a display about the tradition of wedding hearts from Moose Factory, Canada.
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