Clip 1 - Andrea Walsh describes the start of the research with a Community Research Alliance Grant. October 25, 2003 at the Osoyoos Museum. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 2 - Andrea Walsh speaks about the drawings that depict the 1941 trip to Thunderbird Park in Victoria. October 25, 2003, Osoyoos Museum. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 3 - Museum President Leslie Plaskett speaks about the benefits of the research to the Osoyoos Museum. October 25, 2003. Osoyoos Museum. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 4 - Andrea Walsh describes the art as documents of two cultures. October 25, 2003. Osoyoos Museum. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 5 - Andrea Walsh describes why the children's art is important today. October 25, 2003, Osoyoos Museum. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 6 - Andrea Walsh describes the focus of the Inkameep Day School Research. October 25, 2003. Osoyoos Museum. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 7 - Chief Clarence Louie speaks about the importance of the children's art to the Osoyoos Indian Band. October 25, 2003, Osoyoos Museum. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 8 - Chief Clarence Louie speaks about the non-native community response to the story and the future of the art collection. October 25, 2003. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 9 - Chief Clarence Louie speaks about the history of formal education for the Osoyoos Indian Band. October 25, 2003, Osoyoos Museum. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 10 - Chief Clarence Louie speaks about the unrealized potential of the Inkameep Day School. October 25, 2003 at the Osoyoos Museum. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 11 - Chief Clarence Louie speaks about the value of the research to Sen*Pok*Chin school. October 25, 2003 at the Osoyoos Museum. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 12 - Chief Clarence Louie speaks about the importance of recording the Inkameep Day School story. October 25, 2003 at the Osoyoos Museum. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 13 - Jane Stelkia and Andrea Walsh use archival photographs to locate the site of the Inkameep Day School and grounds. October 24, 2003. Inkameep Day School site. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 14 - Jane Stelkia speaks about daily activities at the Inkameep Day School. October 24, 2003. Inkameep Day School site. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 15 - Jane Stelkia speaks about Halloween activities at the Inkameep Day School. October 24, 2003. Inkameep Day School site. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 16 - Jane Stelkia speaks about the inspiration for the drawings. October 24, 2003. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 17 - APTN National News Host Todd Lamirande interviewing Vancouver Art Gallery Curator Ian Thom, Chief Clarence Louie of the Osoyoos Indian Band, and visual anthropologist Andrea Walsh from the University of Victoria. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 18 - Jane Stelkia shows Mary Bissel the site of the Inkameep Day School. October 24, 2003. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 19 - Jane Stelkia speaks about the start of the plays at the Inkameep Day School. October 24, 2003. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 20 - Andrea Walsh describes the role of the Red Cross at the Inkameep Day School. October 25, 2003. Osoyoos Museum. View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 21 - Knowledge Network Segment for The Leading Edge: Innovation in B.C. Segment View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection) View Video Transcript

Clip 22 - Archival footage of plays at Thunderbird Park Source: Royal BC Museum Audio and Visual Collection View Quicktime High Quality (fast connection) View Quicktime Lower Quality (slower connection) View Windows Media High Quality (fast connection) View Windows Media Lower Quality (slower connection)