About Linus Woods
Born 1967. Linus Woods is a Canadian artist.
Linus Woods (born June 3, 1967) is a Manitoba Aboriginal artist known for his spirit animals and Indigenous cultural themes which express his spiritual journey.
Early life Linus Woods was born in 1967 to Sioux and Ojibway parents He also studied informally with Jane Ash Poitras.
Art As an artist, he began travelling across North America in 1994 to gather Aboriginal native legend and folklore. At times "he lived with people who spoke only in their native language and practiced a traditional way of life." His paintings have often featured animals, especially those related to Aboriginal spirituality. He has exhibited in both US and Canadian cities, and is represented by the Bearclaw Gallery in Alberta.
He now resides in Edmonton, Alberta, where he has served as the Artist in Residence at Highlands Junior High School.
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Who is Linus Woods?
Canadian Aboriginal artist
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Linus Woods was born in 1967.
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Linus Woods is an artist.
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Linus Woods is Canadian.
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