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Jonathon Henderson
1969



	Crooked Beak Mask native contemporary 2005 Code B 21 x 19 x 6 (in) red cedar

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Johnathan (Jonathon) Henderson was born 1969 in Alert Bay, a member of the Campbell River Weiwaikum Band, and first studied carving under his grandfather Sam Henderson’s guidance. In 1996 he began carving at the Thunderbird Park carving shed, which is located on the Royal British Columbia Museum grounds in Victoria along with fellow carvers, Luke Marston, Sean Whonnock, Jason Hunt, and Shawn Karpes. On October 30, 1999 Johnathan and his brother Sean Whonnock raised a 25-foot totem pole in Thunderbird Park. The crests honor both the Henderson and Wa nu kw families. The totem pole was dedicated to the Coast Salish people (of the Victoria area) on behalf of the Kwak wala speaking people. He has been carving for a living since 1994 and has strong beliefs in the richness and diversity of his culture.

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