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Mark Preston (1960 - 2022)
Cultural Background: Tlingit, Yukon Territory
Mark Preston (Tenna‘Tsa‘Teh) was born in Dawson City, Yukon. He was of Tlingit and Irish descent and traveled extensively throughout British Columbia and the Yukon to market his work.
Mark studied and worked in various mediums including paper, cloth, wood, metals, stone and on glass. Mark also studied silver carving with well known master jeweler and carver, Gitksan artist Phil Janzé, while attending K’san in Hazelton.
“When I think about what art is, it is more than illustration or objects to be doted over. Art is the magic, the glue that binds us all together. It is the language that transcends its forms.”
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Arrière-plan culturel : Tlingit du Territoire du Yukon
Mark Preston (Tenna ‘Tsa‘Teh) est né à Dawson City, au Yukon. Il est d’origine tlingit et irlandaise et voyage beaucoup en Colombie-Britannique et au Yukon pour commercialiser son travail.
Mark a étudié et travaillé dans divers domaines, notamment le papier, le tissu, le bois, les métaux, la pierre et plus récemment, il a commencé à travailler sur le verre. Mark a également étudié la gravure sur argent auprès de Phil Janzé, artiste gitksan, célèbre joaillier et sculpteur, lors de ses études à K’san à Hazelton.
« Quand je pense à ce que l’art est, c’est plus que de l’illustration ou des objets à aimer. L’art est la magie, la colle qui nous lie tous ensemble. C’est le langage qui transcende ses formes.
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