John Carverby Skeena Reece

Skeena Reece is a Canadian First Nations artist whose multi-disciplinary practice includes such genres as performance art, "sacred clowning," songwriting, & video art. Reece is of Cree, Tsimshian, Gitksan, & Métis descent. soundcloud.com

Skeena Reece is an artist from Vancouver Island, Canada of Cree, Tsimshian, Gitksan, and Métis descent. Her parents are the Red Power movement activist Cleo Reece, and internationally renowned carver Victor Reece. This track honors all Native carvers acknowledged or unappreciated. You can find Skeena Reece at rpm.fm. Check out the rpm.fm interview with Skeena Reece: rpm.fm

"I wrote John Carver in a night. After recorded all the songs on the CD (Sweetgrass and Honey), there was room for one more. The musicians created the music and I took it away and I wrote the song as an ode to my father who is a master carver that passed away last year. I wrote it 6 months before he passed so he was able to hear it." Skeena Reece is of Tsimshian, Gitksan, Cree, and Metis descent whose multi-disciplinary practices include performance art, sacred clowning, songwriting, and video art. Read more about her from this interview here: rpm.fm

Skeena Reece is a Canadian First Nations artist whose multi-disciplinary practice includes such genres as performance art, "sacred clowning," songwriting, and video art. Reece is of Cree, Tsimshian, Gitksan, and Métis descent.

Skeena Reece is Canadian First Nations artist of Cree, Tsimshian, Gitksan, and Métis descent. rpm.fm