Thelma - 4/11/2008 4:43:19 PM
ontario - refugee from Peace country, Alberta

thanks for sharing your art - sculpture/writings.

alan hatcher - 9/30/2007 11:43:53 AM
san diego

it's nice to see that u are taking a satnce on what is, and should be a collective restoration of our culture, language, and working as one to reinstall ideas and lifeways that transend and benefit us as Indian people. Thank u for u'r work with the kumeyaay, "cucupa" i'm an american Cocopah and have much feeling for the traditional lifesytle that is still led on the reservations there.

patti elam - 9/16/2007 11:16:51 AM
Duncan, B C

Good morning Stewart, I am enjoying the photos of recent works. I particularly love the Praying Bear.....have shared with Santa Fe friends. Hope to see you and yours soon. Your book inspires, with Peace and Love

Paula LaPierre - 8/27/2007 12:28:02 PM
Unceded Kichesipirini Algonquin territory, Ontario

Greatly enjoy your artwork as well as your numerous contributions to Dominion. A fine and articulate mind. As leader of Kichesipirini Algonquins I often look to your work for facts and inspiration. Miigwetch!

Erik Lee - 7/23/2007 1:40:08 PM
Vancouver Island

Hey Stewart, I was going to met up with you before I moved to the Island But things got hectic. I just wanted to say Hi and shoot you a link to my new website. Check it out and hit me up with some email. On the site you will find a page for contact information. Take care. Hope all is well. Erik. P.S. Awesome work man!

Michael Gigs - 4/22/2007 7:20:41 PM
France, Berlin

This site is very nice! Thank you, I am going to recommend it to my friends. Michael Gigs

kitchie M - 1/28/2007 4:42:29 PM
everywhere

peace & harmony to all.

Whiskey - 11/4/2006 12:53:46 PM
Alberta

The story you give to each asiniy ~~~Decolonizes epistemologies one chip at a time~~~

David Heathen - 11/2/2006 4:20:39 PM
Bonnyville, Alberta

I love stone carvings and yours is the best, very creative of what you could carve out of a stone.....great work!! I am originally from Onion lake, SK. but now reside in Bonnyville, AB. I will be back to your web page time and time again, your work interests me very much. Good health & happiness to you.

Edson Castilho - 6/28/2006 1:54:53 PM
Halifax, Nova Scotia

Dear Stewart Your latest piece on Straight Goods says it all in very few words about Europeans culture. We are completely blind to our biases in the way we look at the world and especially the people of this world. We do exactly what you suggest to all "others." But we can't see it for the racist, patronising crap it is.

Ian Weniger - 6/16/2006 10:36:36 AM
Vancouver (unceded Coast Salish land)

I enjoyed your piece in Straight Goods. I wondered if you knew of an illustrated version of the Indian Act. I want to explain "institutionalized racism" to my kids. I have found the comic-books style of primers for Marx, King, Lenin, Judaism, Trotsky, and other big names useful, even if I don't agree with all of them.

wendy merkley - 4/10/2006 12:00:01 PM
bowen island, b.c.

there is no doubt in my mind now that henry moore was channeling natives when he sculpted...a visual treat, stewart. as for your writings, i think you're like me and you channel yourself. don't worry, radio shack has a new device where we can unscramble our stations. naw, joking, keep it up (the writing, you fool!).

john d litka jr - 4/5/2006 12:54:37 AM
pennsylvania

Hi STEWART i learned a lot from you. thanks , sincerely i hope i can figure out how to join your blog.

Debra Aronson nee Forestier - 3/11/2006 1:14:51 AM
Surrey

Quit teaching in the suburbs of Richmond because I needed to work harder to feel alive. I now work in 3 Surrey inner city elementary schools as a Aboriginal Cultural Enhancement Teacher. I thought of your name as I browsed through First Nations websites to find resources. I'm not sure what to teach the little ones. Maybe courage and kindness. I love your sculptures and how the lines seem to circle around the images.

Donna - 2/23/2006 4:03:10 PM
Here on the rez

hello Stewart love your sculptures and your writing keep up the good work

Joan Guenther - 1/25/2006 11:18:30 AM
Toronto

hi Stewart discovered your site through straightgoods on account of their carrying your commentary I will subscribe your writing is bitter desperate funny corrosive powerful thanks for your spirit voice determination creativity jg tee-dot

sandra najmeddine - 10/30/2005 5:17:51 PM
St . Paul

Hi Stewart just read your blog... Don't know if you remember me asking you many years ago [with my typical amount of blutness] why you had made one of your sculptures of a woman blind? Remember being very annoyed with you. Well my friend nice to see that you and no doubt she are no longer blind and that you are using the gift the creator has so kindly given you to make sure that I and others are not blind to what needs to be seen. May the grandmothers always watch over you and guide your steps

Arlen cardinal - 10/22/2005 9:55:02 PM
Regina, SK

Tansi boy, I like your humor and your thoughts. I enjoyed what I read so far, and I will continue to read more. Me too I am from Saddle lake living in Regina. When are we going to get our gas money again.... wha wha..

Barry McGrory - 10/16/2005 11:54:27 PM
Toronto, ON

Great site, Stewart. Found you in Seven Oaks. I'm going to look up the rest of your stuff too. Barry

Brigid Kemp - 9/27/2005 1:08:36 AM
Penticton, BC

I was very pleased to read about your work and the ongoing struggles for indigenous peoples in Canada. I had never realized until now how the Indian Act is based on days of colonialism. Please keep up your much appreciated work, both artistically and politically. I cherish my little momento of your work in Summerland, BC and the opportunity to be part of the Sculpture Symposium committee. brigid_kemp@yahoo.ca

Robert Wright - 9/20/2005 11:07:40 AM
GoodFish Lake/Saddle Lake

Thank you for your very informative and amusing articles in 'Straight Goods' and 'The Dominion' - I look forward to reading them and learning from your insights.

dora robinson - 9/7/2005 9:09:12 AM
aurora, ontario

just read your article "Treaty Days, With Interest" @ Straight Goods and then visited your website. lots of good reading-I have much to learn. thanks Stewart. dmr

Colleen Hele - 7/8/2005 5:13:26 PM
Sault Ste Marie,Ontario

Tansi!!I stumbled by accident on this wonderfully written blog.I am from Saddle Lake First Nations also,but I live in Sault Ste Marie Ontario.I bookmarked your site and have yet to explore it fully! Much love, Colleen Hele

Melanie Stamp - 7/7/2005 1:18:38 PM
Saddle Lake

You have beautiful art work... and intersting humor.

Rose Reilly - 3/16/2005 12:07:02 PM
Edmonton, Alberta

Chi Megwetch (big thank-you) for your sharing and work here. I found it as a result of researching the boycott and have marked it as a favorite, so that I may return to visit with your words over tea. Ho Metakaye Oyasin: We're all related!

joseph - 2/26/2005 12:55:24 PM
lome togo

i love this site very well.

Rosy Steinhauer - 1/11/2005 12:41:54 AM
Sackville, NB

Hi dad, The site is looking good. i really liked your latest blog, definitly thought provoking as always

sewi - 1/5/2005 5:48:20 PM
onicikiskwapowinihk

eha, miyo itwewina ekwa miyo mamitoneyihcikan kekac tahto kisikaw ota kitapahten

Marcia Tyerman - 12/1/2004 12:47:23 AM
Sherwood Park

You've given me much to think about. Thank you

Anita O. - 9/7/2004 8:43:04 PM
Ottawa

Hi, Stewart: I had a dream of you last night & I'm sure it was a prompt .... "hope you are well" sounds so much like a cliche -- how about, "you are in my heart"? That is more like it! The passing of each season inspires confirmation of those things that never end. Cheers, Anita

Allan Bell - 9/2/2004 11:39:06 PM
Calgary

Pleased to read your latest blog. Hope your travels went well

Zuza - 2/28/2004 12:22:06 PM
Sosnowiec, Poland

Hi Steward. Thank you for this site; I keep recommending it to my students and find it very, very helpful. Also, thank you so much for hosting me this summer and for the great culture camp experience. Pass my love to Cindy, the Windy Boy and all the cats. Zuza.

Michelle Steinhauer - 2/23/2004 10:47:03 AM
Edmonton, Alberta

Hey cousin!!! I am so proud to show my co-workers here at Aboriginal Justice Initiatives your website! Looks awesome! Keep up the good work and keep up the cree, ekosi maka! XOX

'Hilda' Friendly - 2/11/2004 9:37:09 PM
kiwitinohk ohci

tanisi nitim, namoya mekwac nanakatin onicikiskwapowinihk. Nimiweyiten oma website. ahkamayimo

Shana Halfe - 2/9/2004 1:55:09 AM
Goodfish Lake, Alberta

Miywasin...Miywasin...Tansi Stewart...Thanks, to Mary for telling me about your website...Awesome work Stewart...May the Creator guide you in future writings...Hiy...Hiy

Scott MacDougall - 2/6/2004 11:33:54 PM
St. Paul, Alberta

Tansi Stewart, Namoya nantaw atoske - miwasin ekwa kita tapweyak ota hiy hiy

Mary McDermott - 2/6/2004 3:45:05 PM
Onihcikiskwapiwinihk, Turtle Island

Way to go, looks good, nice design,can't wait to take a better look at it.You have some really good stuff here, i will definitely pass this address around,people need to be aware of this stuff if we are ever to survive genocide.hiy hiy!!!!

Carl Mashon - 2/6/2004 1:31:53 PM
Victoria, B.C.

Hi Stewart. Haven't had time to explore all of its' offering, but your website looks great and I hope it becomes a crucible of thought and action. Here at the BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres we are currently taking Cree language lessons from Art Napoleon, and one of the interests is the development of different thinking patterns that comes from 'thinking in Cree'. Our colonized 'thinking' processes need constant attention and I welcome your site as an alternative and a place of deconstruction. Well done!

Jeff Ward - 2/4/2004 6:19:41 PM
Edmonton, Alberta

Proud to have worked with you Stewart. Glad your site is up and running and you are busy here working on your blogs. Vive Le Blog!