Gerry Sheena, left, and Darren McKenzie are two of the three Indigenous artists on-site at the Fiends United Centre in Richmond County, the duo specializes in wood working, and have been creating pieces of artwork from totem poles to traditional masks.
KEMPT ROAD: Gerry Sheena has always had a spiritual connection with wood. Growing up in Vancouver, B.C., his father was a logger and would come home selling of thick, rich wood everyday and that smell engrained itself in the youngster’s nose. “The smell was always there,” Sheena told The Reporter. “I felt my connection was…
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