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Kyiv Child is inspired by an archaeological find from Saint Michael's Cathedral
in Ukraine's capital city. That horse riding warrior is replaced by a mother and
child traveling over a platinum and gold leaf gilded plain.

The support is the hood from a ZAZ-1103 "Slavuta" vehicle that was manufactured
in a post-Soviet Ukraine.

This work will be exhibited in Kyiv only when Ukraine is again a free country.
Please direct commission and purchase inquiries to sales@mny.ca
 * Art is Not a Noun, It's a Verb: Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas on Carpe Fin
 * Art Opens Windows to the Space Between Ourselves
   Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas | TEDxVancouver
 * SEI, a contribution to public art - McArthurGlen Designer Outlet, Vancouver
   Airport
   Design and construction by Y Public Art.


UPDATES

 * This spring, as Russia invaded Ukraine, we rushed to raise funds for
   humanitarian projects to support the people of Ukraine. We produced 224
   limited-edition prints of Kyiv Child and, thanks to Malaspina Printmakers,
   who donated time and supplies, we were able to send $25,000 to Doctors
   Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Canada and $51,000 to UNICEF
   Canada.
   
   Any additional money we raise will be shared among the resident artists of
   the TSEKH Art Gallery in Kyiv.
   
   To enquire about the few remaining prints, or to make a donation, please
   write to us: sales@mny.ca.
   
   
 * Michael is working on an 8-square-metre mural commissioned by the Humboldt
   Forum in Berlin, Germany. This commission examines Michael's
   great-great-grandfather meeting in 1882 with Johan Adrian Jacobsen, a
   Norwegian collector of Indigenous artefacts for European museums. The mural
   is being printed and painted on handmade, bespoke mulberry paper made by the
   Kubota Family in Western Honshu, Japan.
   
   
 * The studio finished a new public art sculpture for a residential development
   in Vancouver. The work was manufactured from stainless steel in Calgary,
   Alberta, and is being installed in July, 2022.
   
   
 * The creative team behind the Flight of the Hummingbird Opera has been asked
   to create a vision for a an expanded version of the opera. Working with
   composer Maxime Goulet and dramaturge Glynis Leyshon, Michael is excited to
   reimagine the original 45-minute opera as a 1.5-hour production.
   
   
 * In the fall of 2021, Michael was honoured to be featured in Scholastic Art
   Magazine. For Michael, being included in this publication speaks to the
   importance of art, and how it isn't restricted by demographics: the same art
   produced for European museums can speak to children in American schools. The
   power of art transcends the divides we create between age groups, ethnicity,
   and class.


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Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas is a contemporary artist whose wide-ranging artistic
practice explores themes of identity, environmentalism and the human condition.
Influenced by both Haida iconography and contemporary Asian visual culture, he
has created an artistic practice that crosses diverse cultures, generations, and
disciplines in search of accessibility and engagement as a counterpoint to
stratification and isolation.

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