Posts Tagged ‘painting’
Sara Begg
Sara Begg Artist Gallery Contact Sara Begg Gamblers First Nation My name is Sara Begg, I am an Indigenous Artist that likes to create all forms of Mixed Media Art with preferences for watercolour and acrylic paintings. My Grandfather was my first teacher as a child, he was a very talented Artist himself; not only…
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Tara Arnatsiaq-Barnes Artist Gallery Contact Tara Arnatsiaq-Barnes Inuk My name is Tara Arnatsiaq-Barnes. I am an Inuk artist from Ottawa, ON. I have dedicated my whole career as an emerging Indigenous artist reclaiming my traditional practices. I enjoy painting, beading, sewing and giving back to my community. Buy their work… Please contact artist for any…
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Heather Rochon Artist Gallery Contact Heather Rochon Skownan First Nation My name is Heather Rochon. I’m Ojibway and a member of the Skownan First Nation of Manitoba. I create one of a kind, hand painted collectable ornaments that have been inspired by the northern nights in my backyard by the fire. My ornaments embrace the…
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Lynette Dawson Artist Gallery Contact Lynette Dawson Algonquin My name is Lynette Dawson, I am a self-taught Algonquin artist residing on Ucluelet First Nation. Most of my art reflects my experiences with the creatures living above and below the surface. I love showing people the things that live here; but mostly I love expressing how important…
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Karen Begay Artist Gallery Contact Karen Begay Navajo My name is Karen Begay, I am from the Navajo Tribe. My clans are Nakai Diné and Ta’nezahii. My art work was mostly inspired by my Grandmother who was a rug weaver through out her whole life. I learned about sand paintings by going to many ceremonies…
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Misty Fredericks Artist Gallery Contact Misty Fredericks Six Nations of the Grand River She·kú ~ I am Onʌyoteˀa·ká· from Six Nations of the Grand River, living on the West Coast of Turtle Island. I am a Sixties Scoop Survivor and one of the ways I am reclaiming my cultural identity is to create art. I…
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Lindsay Myers Artist Gallery Contact Lindsay Myers Métis My name is Lindsay Myers, I am a Métis artist. I was not raised in the traditions of my people or those of the land I reside. I did not receive my art teachings in this sense. I am primarily self-taught with some University. For the past…
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Stephanie White Artist Gallery Contact Stephanie White Qalipu Mi’kmaq Kwe, Teluisi Stephanie White. I am part of the Qalipu Band of Newfoundland. I am sharing the Mi’Kmaq indigenous culture through art. I love all types of crafting and artwork. I create art with many mediums including paint, sweetgrass, porcupine quills, animal skin/fur, sea glass, and wood/bark.…
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Madeline Belanger Artist Gallery Contact Madeline Belanger Saddle Lake Cree Nation When I was a child, my older cousin Leon showed me a drawing he had made of a horse. Ever since then I was fascinated with art. I learned about drawing and painting in high school and have been mostly self taught since then.…
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Wendy Alexander Artist Gallery Contact Wendy Alexander Natoaganeg First Nation I am a Mi’kmaw woman of Mi’kma’ki in the community of Natoaganeg. I pride myself in being a self taught artist and crafter. I’m learning more about myself and realize that I have always had the ability to make something from nothing. I give thanks…
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