Insatiable Beings is the first US museum survey of the late Beau Dick (1955–2017), Kwakwaka’wakw Hereditary Chief, activist, and master carver. Internationally celebrated for his powerful formline masks and sculptures, Dick’s work brings to life ancestral stories while offering a profound critique of capitalist systems. Featuring richly adorned carvings—many made to be danced in ceremonies—the exhibition honors Dick’s vision of art as both spiritual practice and political act. Insatiable Beings centers Dick’s voice and community, offering a vital, layered portrait of an artist who engaged tradition as a tool for resistance, mentorship, and cultural resurgence.