Old Growth: Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas chronicles over thirty years of this Haida artist's graphic works that document the history of political negotiations and cultural conflict off the Northwest Coast of Canada from the 1970s to the early 2000s. Containing studies and experiments, finished work previously unpublished, and works that few have seen, this book reflects on such urgent topics as depletion of natural resources, global climate change and the fundamental question of ehow to live together.'

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Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas is a renowned Haida artist who, after a decades-long career as a political activist, began to apply classic Haida visual forms and narratives to contemporary means of communication, including political cartoons and comics. His publications projects include A Tale of Two Shamans (2011); The Last Voyage of the Black Ship (2002); A Lousy Tale (2004); Flight of the Hummingbird (2008); RED, A Haida Manga (2009); The Canoe He Called Loo Taas (2010) and the illustrations in David Suzuki's Interdependence (2010). Liz Park is a Vancouver-based curator, committed to creating discursive spaces and generating forums to engage an audience with discussions of contemporary political and social realities.