Sabrina Ettagiak | Spider Lady
Sabrina Ettagiak Artist Gallery Contact Sabrina Ettagiak Inuit, British Columbia Hi, my name is Sabrina McLean AKA (Spider woman). I am an Inuit woman with special needs who has created over 500 handcrafted dreamcatchers. I grew up in the care of the ministry, as my parents struggled with addiction, however, I am now a proud…
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Kelly Back Artist Gallery Contact Kelly Back Mohawk, Akwesasne Ontario Hello, my name is Kelly, and I am a Mohawk woman from the community of Akwesasne and from the Turtle clan family. I grew up hands on and taught myself various crafts including some beadwork. I was very good at seeing a craft and figuring…
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Jensen Pallett Artist Gallery Contact Jensen Pallett Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, Ontario I am a proud member of Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. My father is a survivor of the Mohawk Institute. Growing up, I knew very little about myself and identity. However, as an adult I have been fortunate enough to…
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Nevin Jarvis Artist Gallery Contact Nevin Jarvis Sawridge Cree Band, Alberta My name is Nevin Jarvis, and I am a Cree artist from Lloydminster, AB. I paint dreamy landscapes full of colour and wildlife from my home province of Alberta. I hope that my work helps people remember all those who have lived on this…
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Tracey Pelly Artist Gallery Contact Tracey Pelly Cote First Nation, Saskatchewan Hello! My name is Tracey, and I am an Anishinaabe artist from Treaty 4 Territory, Cote FN. I currently reside on Treaty 7 Territory in Calgary, Alberta. My mom and auntie taught me to bead and sew. I love beading and took it up…
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Naomi Sarazin Artist Gallery Contact Naomi Sarazin Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation, Ontario Naomi Sarazin is an Anishinaabe artist and a member of the Algonquins of Pikwakanagan First Nation. She learned to sew from her mom and grandma, and as a new mother herself, she has enjoyed creating ribbon skirts for her family, friends, and…
Read MoreHannah LaForme
Hannah LaForme Artist Gallery Contact Hannah LaForme Mississauga of the Credit First Nation, Ontario My name is Hannah LaForme. I am a member of Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. My work is always inspired by the land and the animal relatives on it. Painting is one way I connect with the land and heal.…
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Earl McKay Artist Gallery Contact Earl McKay Cumberland House Cree Nation Hello! My name is Earl. I do wildlife art on canvas and mammal skulls, including bison. I am also in tradeshows throughout the year with my wife Kimberly. I took art in the mid 70’s, however, art has been with me all my life.…
Read MoreMarianna Mishibinijima
Marianna Mishibinijima Artist Gallery Contact Marianna Mishibinijima Odawa Anishinaabe Kwe Band Member of Wikwemikong Ontario I grew up watching my great grandmother make the most beautiful quill boxes, that of which you don’t see too much of these days. I also watched my grandmother and mother work around the clock making mini birch bark canoes,…
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Christine Toulouse Artist Gallery Workshops Contact Christine Toulouse Anishinaabe, Sagamok Anishnawbek First Nation, Ontario Christine Toulouse is an emerging First Nations artist from Sagamok Anishnawbek, Ontario, Canada. She was taught the traditional craft of quillwork from her Grandmother, Ida, who is a quill box artist herself. Christine works to connect land and season to practice.…
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