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Press Release:

Burke Announces Unprecedented Concert Event: Tribute to the Spirit: Little Big Band
October 7, 2009

Burke Museum Invites Indigenous Artists to Respond to Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in New Exhibit
March 27, 2009

High-resolution Images from 'Tribute to The Spirit' Concert:

	Download Hi-Resolution Image Required credit: Little Big Band, photo courtesy Storms PhotoGraphic. See Little Big Band and others in concert on November 20, 2009. www.burkemusem.org
	Download Hi-Resolution Image Required credit: Swil Kanim, photo courtesy Storms PhotoGraphic. See Swil Kanim and others in concert on November 20, 2009. www.burkemusem.org
	Download Hi-Resolution Image Required credit: Gene Tagaban, photo courtesy Storms PhotoGraphic. See Gene Tagaban and others in concert on November 20, 2009. www.burkemusem.org

High-resolution Images from A-Y-P Exhibit:

	Download Hi-resolution Image Required credit: Poisoned, by Phillip John Charette (Yup’ik), 2008, clay, paper, and mixed media. On view in A-Y-P: Indigenous Voices Reply, Now through November 29, 2009, Burke Museum, Seattle.
	Download Hi-resolution Image Required credit: Chenoa, by Matika Wilbur (Swinomish/Tulalip), 2008, sepia tone photograph, 23’’ x 22.75’’. On view in A-Y-P: Indigenous Voices Reply, Now through November 29, 2009, Burke Museum, Seattle.
	Download Hi-Resolution Image Required credit: Haida Headdress, artist unknown, 19th century, Haida. On view in A-Y-P: Indigenous Voices Reply, Now through November 29, 2009, Burke Museum, Seattle.
	Download Hi-Resolution Image Required credit: Beaver Frontlet, by David Neel (Kwagiutl), 2009, oil on canvas. On view in A-Y-P: Indigenous Voices Reply, Now through November 29, 2009, Burke Museum, Seattle
	Download Hi-Resolution Image Required credit: Entrance to the Igorrote Village, Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, Seattle, 1909, photograph by Frank H. Nowell, courtesy Special Collections Division, University of Washington Libraries, neg. no. Nowell 1557. On view in A-Y-P: Indigenous Voices Reply, Now through November 29, 2009, Burke Museum, Seattle.