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A new pole is raised in Skidegate, B.C. - Radio, 14:18
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June 17, 1978
Bill Reid completes new totem pole
Radio
14:18
Sculptor Bill Reid talks about his life, his two careers, and aversion to fame. - Radio, 9:40
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Aug. 12, 1985
Bill Reid: reluctant icon
Radio
9:40
While building the Expo 86 boat, Bill Reid struggles with materials. - Radio, 13:55
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Sept. 18, 1986
Bill Reid: searching for the perfect cedar
Radio
13:55
Despite being slowed with Parkinson's disease, Reid remains a consummate artist and activist. - Television, 8:55
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Jan. 14, 1996
Bill Reid: the grand old man of Haida art
Television
8:55
In the centre of the forest, Reid unveils a tribute to the lost Haida nation. - Television, 5:01
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July 19, 1968
Bill Reid's farewell screen
Television
5:01
The raven, the bear, the frog and the dogfish woman coexist uncomfortably in this Reid legend. - Television, 7:39
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Oct. 25, 1997
Bill Reid's Jade Canoe
Television
7:39
Reid participates in a salvage expedition to rescue decaying Haida art. - Television, 9:18
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May 21, 1959
Bill Reid's rescue mission for Haida art
Television
9:18
Bill Reid's fantastical legends are brought to life again. - Radio, 7:58
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Dec. 26, 1999
Bill Reid's The Raven Steals the Light
Radio
7:58
Bill Reid explains the history and significance of the Queen Charlotte Island totem poles. - Radio, 14:17
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Nov. 1, 1957
Carvers of the totem poles
Radio
14:17
Bill Reid discusses the different influences on his art. - Radio, 9:53
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April 5, 1983
Converging Haida and European styles
Radio
9:53
A striking sculpture on the grounds of the Canadian pavilion grabs the ears of passersby at Expo 67. - Radio, 1:45
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July 5, 1967
Expodition: Synthesis of the Arts at Expo 67
Radio
1:45
Reid's art is warmly received in Paris at the Museum of Man. - Television, 2:35
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Oct. 10, 1989
Globetrotting: Bill Reid in Paris
Television
2:35
Bill Reid unveils the Spirit of Haida Gwaii at the Canadian Embassy. - Television, 2:32
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Nov. 18, 1991
Haida Gwaii in Washington
Television
2:32
Bill Reid showcases Haida Art on CBC Television. - Television, 6:46
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July 27, 1954
Looking at Art showcases Haida art
Television
6:46
Ottawa's National Gallery gets set to unveil its latest acquisition in 2005: a $3.2-million sculpture of a giant spider by artist Louise Bourgeois. - Television, 2:12
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May 10, 2005
'Maman' spider sculpture debuts in Ottawa
Television
2:12
A controversial Maclean's article makes some startling accusations against the late Bill Reid. - Television, 2:37
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Oct. 12, 1999
Portrait of the artist Bill Reid
Television
2:37
Historic Haida totem poles are salvaged from a deserted island village in B.C. in 1957. - Television, 27:06
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May 21, 1959
Rescuing the timeless totems of SGang Gwaay
Television
27:06
At the age of 78, Bill Reid passes away. - Television, 2:04
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March 13, 1998
Sculptor Bill Reid remembered
Television
2:04
Bill Reid spent his life confronting public opinion. The artist, who was of Haida and European descent, was largely credited with inspiring a Haida renaissance with his masterful works of art. Some viewed Reid as a curiosity – an artist who navigated his way through two dissimilar worlds. Others viewed him with a more cynical eye and criticized him as a mimic with manufactured ties to the Haida community. CBC Archives explores the esteemed, influential and at times controversial career of Bill Reid.
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Topic spans: 1954-2002
The Life and Legend of Bill Reid
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9 television clips
7 radio clips
Friends and associates describe the complex personality of Bill Reid. - Radio, 6:48
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March 1, 1994
The private Bill Reid
Radio
6:48
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