FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Montreal, Quebec, Canada - May 26, 2006 -- Free Spirit Gallery, a Montreal based online art gallery specializing in Pacific Northwest Native American Indian art, is now using new multimedia internet technology to display a collection of artwork. Using a digital camcorder and Windows Movie Maker software, a three minute and twenty second video was produced featuring eight authentic Northwest Native Indian carvings by four master carvers from BC, Canada. The video even has an original music soundtrack featuring a single flute and the sounds of crashing Pacific Ocean waves in the background.
The video is available for viewing on Google’s new video site as well as on IFILM and YouTube, two other popular video websites on the internet. However, fans of Native American art or even those who are just simply curious can also view this video directly from the Free Spirit Gallery website as a special webpage was set up for the project. There are links to this video page from several of the website’s other pages including the home page.
Clint Leung, who created Free Spirit Gallery in 2004 says, “Northwest Native Indian art is still relatively regionalized in exposure and this video will definitely help show the world what this type of art is all about. Still pictures are great but seeing the artwork on video is even better.”
Leung is also the author of an eBook (electronic book) called ‘An Overview of Pacific Northwest Native Indian Art’ which is available for download at the Free Spirit Gallery website. For additional information, see www.FreeSpiritGallery.ca.
About Free Spirit Gallery:
Free Spirit Gallery is an online gallery specializing in Inuit art and Northwest Native American art including carvings, sculptures as well as prints. Free Spirit Gallery has numerous information resource articles with photos of authentic Eskimo Inuit and Native Indian art as well as free eCards.
Contact Information:
Clint Leung Free Spirit Gallery 514-421-1124 http://www.FreeSpiritGallery.ca
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