Achilles

Achilles Artist Gallery Workshops Contact Achilles (Shawna Peloquin) Waswanipi, Quebec Watchyia, Tansi, aanin, Kwe Kwe, My preferred name is Achilles, my spirit name is walking with Turtle women and I am trans two-spirit Artist born and raise on unceeded Anishinabe land in so called “Quebec” and proud Eeyou of the James Bay Cree Nation braided…

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Crystal King | Busy Beeder

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Crystal King Artist Gallery Contact Crystal King Snipe clan, St. Regis Mohawk Tribe Crystal King is a talented self-taught Akwesasne Mohawk artist known for her intricate beadwork. As a devoted mother of three, Crystal draws inspiration from her family and cultural roots, infusing her creations and leading her to the start of her business Busy…

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Mackenzie Labby | Grey Wolf Crafts

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Mackenzie Labby Artist Gallery Contact Mackenzie Labby Swan River First Nation, Alberta I’m a 17-year-old artist from Swan River First Nation,  Passionate about reconnecting with my culture through art. My journey began when my mom reached out to our band to see if my brother and I could join virtual craft nights. There wasn’t a…

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Jaylene Cardinal | W.C. Creatives

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Jaylene Cardinal Artist Gallery Workshops Contact Jaylene Cardinal Cree, Ontario W.C. Creatives is an Indigenous-led collective redefining modern art and jewelry through a blend of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary innovation. Founded by Cree artist Jaylene Cardinal and multidisciplinary creator Dakota Ward, the collective celebrates Indigenous heritage while pushing artistic boundaries. Jaylene’s vibrant murals, fashion designs,…

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Cheyla Meeres

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Cheyla Meeres Artist Gallery Contact Cheyla Meeres Inuvialuit-Cree, Alberta I am an Inuvialuit-Cree woman, born and raised in Treaty 6 territory. In my childhood, I had very little connection to my Indigenous roots. Fortunately, in my teens, I reconnected with my cultural roots by experiencing healing in ceremonies and finding family in the community. In…

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Patricia Paulson | MetisWoman

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Patricia Paulson Artist Gallery Workshops Contact Patricia Paulson Métis Nation British Columbia My name is Patricia Paulson. I am a MetisWoman, a multi-media Metis Artist from Terrace, BC. The main mediums I work with are leather & hide, textiles, beading, and more recently precious and semi-precious metals. Through my research I realized there is little…

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Ashley E. Jackson | The Charming Gem

Ashley E. Jackson Artist Gallery Contact Ashley E. Jackson Anishinaabe / Potawatomi I am an Anishinaabe and Potawatomi artist and craftswoman from Beausoleil First Nation. My work includes handcrafted jewelry, candle making, and botanical apothecary. I focus on natural materials and old world inspired methods for my creations. I draw from both of my cultures…

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Nancy Roy | Nancy’s Cree-ations 

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Nancy Roy Artist Gallery Contact Nancy Roy Constance Lake First Nation, Ontario Since moving back to Northern Ontario, I have reconnected with my Indigenous roots. I hunt, fish, trap and have learned traditional practices and proper harvesting by teaching from Elders, extended family and other knowledge holders. I’ve always been crafty and learned how to…

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Jordyn Allen

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Jordyn Allen Artist Gallery Contact Jordyn Allen Skownan First Nation, Manitoba I became interested in beading by watching my mom bead moccasins. From there I watched Indigenous artists on YouTube to continue learning and creating new pieces, like lanyards and fringe earrings. After a while of beading the same thing I wanted to learn more…

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Nicoletta Qupanuaq | NicolettasArt

Nicoletta Qupanuaq Artist Gallery Contact Nicoletta Qupanuaq Inuit, New Brunswick Being raised and taught by very creative and artistic women inspired me to grow in my creativity. My grandmother, my mother and sister being my main influences. My grandmother was a well known self employed artist all while raising 14 children. Selling her creations was…

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