New Coloring Book: "Journey to the Native Americans" 2023

INSPIRED BY A 23000 KM AUTO TOUR ACROSS CANADA AND THE USA

27 of March 2024 by MUSEUM OF HUMAN GOALS

This year, we introduce an exciting new project - the coloring book "Journey to the Native Americans." On every page of this book, the author immerses us in the vibrant world of traditions and culture of the Native American peoples, filled with wisdom, symbols, and harmony with nature.

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Having traveled over 23000 kilometers across Canada and the USA, the author was inspired by studying the lives of contemporary representatives of the First Nation, as well as exploring collections and museum exhibits related to their culture.

THE CONTENTS

On the initial pages of the book, you'll find sample colors to help with coloring, and by the middle of the book, you'll have the opportunity to unleash your creativity and use your own color variations. In future editions, we plan to introduce other creative educational combinations for the "ART & CULTURE" and "Sustainable Art" sections of the Museum of Human Goals collection.

This book is designed for activities with both children and adults. Created by the founder of the Museum of Human Goals and artist Andrii Chernovil, the book has just been released for sale!

SPECIAL THANKS FOR SUPPORT, GUIDANCE, AND PARTICIPATION

Honourable Pascale St-Onge, Minister of Canadian Heritage
Stéphanie Powers, Director, Ministerial Correspondence Secretariat
John Geiger, Canadian Geographic and Royal Canadian Geographical Society
Kelly Kraby, Tourism and Special Events Coordinator, Kapuskasing ON, CA
Guylain Baril, Chief Administrative Officer, Kapuskasing ON, CA
Tracy Fitters, Nakusp Chamber of Commerce
Chief Marcus Hardy C.D., NORMA LESPERANCE, JOLENE COTE, RED ROCK INDIAN BAND, Nipigon ON
KELLIE WRIGLEY, JONAH DUPUIS, MATT DUPUIS, NATIVE ART GALLERY, Nipigon ON
ART COUNCIL OF THE CENTRAL OKANAGAN, KIRSTEEN MCCULLOCH
CANADIAN NATIVE INDIAN & INIT ART, KELOWNA, BC
CANADIAN INDIGENOUS ART, TORONTO, OTTAWA, CA
Tawiw Wasetahkwakaw, Indigenous mystic
Dairian Koosses, First Nation Reserve Cultural Center Kapuskasing ON, CA
AND MANY MORE

These individuals and organizations have played a crucial role in the success of our project. We extend our heartfelt gratitude for their invaluable support, guidance, and participation.