When Tom Hill told his father in the 1960s he wanted to be an artist, his father was dismissive.
“His comment was sarcastic, ‘What do you want to do? Put on a blanket and sell trinkets to tourists all your life?” the Six Nations band member told The Spectator in 2004.
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Tom Hill became curator of the Woodland Cultural Centre in 1982, and remained there until he retired in 2005.
