Saelym Degrandpre

Saelym Degrandpre Artist Gallery Workshops Contact Saelym Degrandpre Inuk, Ontario Saelym Degrandpre is a young urban Inuk artist from Ottawa. Her art focuses on themes of femininity, body positivity, shamanism, and Inuit storytelling traditions. As her style and work grows, she finds inspiration through Inuit oral history, storytelling, and traditional tattoo patterns. Please contact for…

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Jensen Pallett

Joy La Forme -Rings Created from Antlers 2

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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Earl McKay

Earl McKay Smudge Bowl Painted on Antler

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.…

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Pauline Gilley

Pauline Giley, crafts, craft maker, featherwork, jewlery, jewelry maker, leatherwork, painting, painter, woodworker, antler, dreamcatchers, medicine bags mittens, moccasins, seal skin , smudging feathers, talking sticks, Indigenous Artist, First Nations, Indigenous Arts Collective of Canada, Pass The Feather

Pauline Gilley Artist Gallery Contact Pauline Gilley Mi’kmaq, Qalipu First Nations Pauline Gilley, Member of Qalipu First Nation. I live in Newfoundland. I make moccasins working with leather, seal skin and rabbit. I use the same skins and furs for other projects as well. I paint and make jewellery and dreamcatchers among other things. Buy…

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