Cultural Background: Haida, British Columbia
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Indigenous Art Prints
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This collection of double-matted art prints by Canadian Indigenous artists showcases the talent and skills of Canadian Aboriginal artists. Our collection showcases an eclectic mix of incomparable imagery, from traditional to cutting edge, and offers something for every taste.
Prints are individually sized. All mats measure 11" x 14" and are in portrait or landscape.
"Spirit of Canada" - Lon French
$22.99
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"Spirit of Canada" print is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14", landscape orientation. The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
I’m a Haida graphic artist and have been creating Haida art since 2012. At that time, I decided I needed to change the direction of my life. This is when I started learning about my family from Haida Gwaii. I researched Haida art and learned the basic forms. Then I started playing with designs and developed my own style. That style has evolved and continues to evolve the more I create new work. I have tried to stay true to the traditional Haida style and have for the most part, but I feel that to grow as an artist I must be open to change. As I continue on my new path, I try new things and learn more about tradition and this is reflected in my work. I’m mainly a self taught artist but I was also taught for a short time by George Hunt Jr. at S J Willis Secondary back in the early 1980’s. I hope you enjoy my designs and follow my journey of discovery in the world of Haida art.
"Turtle Island" - William Monague
$22.99
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"Turtle Island" matted print is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Cultural Background: Ojibway – Christian Island, southern Georgian Bay, Ontario
The self-taught Beausoleil First Nation artist, William Anthony Monague, grew up on an isolated island with no access to formal education or training in the arts. Monague – “Abwaudung” (The Visionary or Dreamer) discovered inspiration in the traditional teachings of Mother Earth, Spirit World and in the beauty of nature and in the Georgian Bay shores that surrounded him. Initially he was using the woodland style but soon developed his own more contemporary style of art. During the 1970’s and 80’s Monague followed the Pow Wow circuit in a van with his family down to Mexico. His work ended up in various museums and galleries along the way. Monague donates his time and artwork to many worthwhile causes, while helping others. “I feel my art speaks to my culture. I have made a name for myself with my work and reputation but it has taken a long time.” After 45 years of painting, he continues his artistic lifelong journey with his family.
“Sharing Anishnabek Culture through the Spirit of Color”
His Art Studio is located in his century old family home in downtown Midland, Ontario and not too far from the shores of Georgian Bay.
"Morning Blessings" - Betty Albert
$22.99
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"Morning Blessings" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (landscape orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Cultural Background: Cree
Betty Albert-Licenz was adopted and raised by French Canadian parents in Northern Ontario. She spent time on Vancouver Island where both of her interests in art and spirituality surfaced. During the next twenty years, she worked with pen and ink, and improved her artistic techniques.
Circumstances eventually brought her back to her Native American father, discovering her birthright as a Cree. Betty then began an art business with her father called “Wabimeguil Art Studio,” which distributes art throughout North America. Like many Cree people, dreams play an important part of her life and her work. She discovered that her dream people were faceless and this is evident in some of her work. Her art allows the viewer to experience tradition, action, and a deep spirituality. Her use of vibrant acrylic colors begs us to view creation in a new way. Through her painting, “Wabimeguil (White Feather),” she expresses not only her own growth in spirituality, but also encourages people to experience “The Peace,” that she represents in her art.
"September Moon" - Betty Albert
$22.99
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"September Moon" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25"
Betty Albert-Licenz was adopted and raised by French Canadian parents in Northern Ontario. She spent time on Vancouver Island where both of her interests in art and spirituality surfaced. During the next twenty years, she worked with pen and ink, and improved her artistic techniques.
Circumstances eventually brought her back to her Native American father, discovering her birthright as a Cree. Betty then began an art business with her father called “Wabimeguil Art Studio,” which distributes art throughout North America. Like many Cree people, dreams play an important part of her life and her work. She discovered that her dream people were faceless and this is evident in some of her work. Her art allows the viewer to experience tradition, action, and a deep spirituality. Her use of vibrant acrylic colors begs us to view creation in a new way. Through her painting, “Wabimeguil (White Feather),” she expresses not only her own growth in spirituality, but also encourages people to experience “The Peace,” that she represents in her art.
"Spirit of the North" - Betty Albert
$22.99
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"Spirit of the North" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25"
Betty Albert-Licenz was adopted and raised by French Canadian parents in Northern Ontario. She spent time on Vancouver Island where both of her interests in art and spirituality surfaced. During the next twenty years, she worked with pen and ink, and improved her artistic techniques.
Circumstances eventually brought her back to her Native American father, discovering her birthright as a Cree. Betty then began an art business with her father called “Wabimeguil Art Studio,” which distributes art throughout North America. Like many Cree people, dreams play an important part of her life and her work. She discovered that her dream people were faceless and this is evident in some of her work. Her art allows the viewer to experience tradition, action, and a deep spirituality. Her use of vibrant acrylic colors begs us to view creation in a new way. Through her painting, “Wabimeguil (White Feather),” she expresses not only her own growth in spirituality, but also encourages people to experience “The Peace,” that she represents in her art.
"Coming Home" - Adrienne Assinewai
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Coming Home" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with ivory mats. Overall measurements: 14" x 11" (landscape orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 14.25" x 12".
Cultural Background: Anishinaabe of Sheguiandah, Mnidoo Mnis (Manitoulin Island), Ontario
Adrienne Assinewai is a visual artist born and raised on Mnidoo Mnis (Manitoulin Island) in beautiful Northern Ontario, she grew up surrounded by her traditional culture and nature and was driven to express and share these treasures with others from a young age. Now based along the charming coastline of the Northumberland Strait in New Brunswick, Adrienne continues to be inspired by the natural world and creates from her private home studio.
Never one to shy away from experimenting with multiple mediums, her preferred creative style is constantly evolving. As one who always has several projects on the go, you will often find her work ranging from sculptural to realistic nature paintings to traditional Woodland Style pieces. Her work can be found in several galleries and shops nationally and within the surrounding area throughout the year.
"Resplendent Owls" - Kenojuak Ashevak
$22.99
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"Resplendent Owls" print measures approximately 8" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 14" x 11" (landscape orientation). The matted and frames print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Kenojuak Ashevak Cultural Background: Inuit from Ikirasaq, southern coast of Baffin Island.
Like many Inuit artists, Kenojuak Ashevak has spent most of her life living on the land in a manner not unlike that of her ancestors. She was born at the south Baffin Island camp of Ikirisaq, and grew up travelling from camp to camp in Canada’s Eastern Arctic.
Kenojuak first began experimenting with drawing and stone carving in the late 1950s. Her early work appeared in the Cape Dorset Annual Graphics Collections, launching a career that would include numerous national and international commissions, special projects and exhibitions. Her life and art have been the subject of a film produced by the National Film Board of Canada, and a book entitled “Graphic Arts of the Inuit: Kenojuak”, published in 1981.
Kenojuak Ashevak has been accorded many honours for her achievements. She received the Order of Canada in 1967, and was subsequently elevated to Companion of the Order. In 1993, Kenojuak was awarded Honourary Degrees from both Queen’s University and the University of Toronto. She passed away in 2013 at the age of 85.
"Emergence" - Rick Beaver
$22.99
"Emergence" matted print measures approximately 8"x6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11"x14", portrait orientation. The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25". The numbered Limited Edition print measure 24 1/2" x 30" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Rick Beaver was born in 1948 on the Alderville Indian Reserve on Rice Lake, Southern Ontario. His degree in wildlife biology has had a strong influence on his painting, which he began full-time in 1981. His art evokes an emotional response which harks back to the origin of earth’s people.
Allying nature and art, Rick’s works show definite textured contrasts. Backgrounds are softly amorphous and lilting compared to the sculptural linearity of the creature he has chosen to depict. This melding of forms that are faithful to biology with abstract backdrops is at the heart of the paintings of Rick Beaver.
"Twilight Prelude" - Rick Beaver
$22.99
"Twilight Preview" matted print measures approximately 8"x6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11"x14", portrait orientation. The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Cultural Background: Mississauga Ojibway of Rice Lake area in Ontario
Rick Beaver was born in 1948 on the Alderville Indian Reserve on Rice Lake, Southern Ontario. His degree in wildlife biology has had a strong influence on his painting, which he began full-time in 1981. His art evokes an emotional response which harks back to the origin of earth’s people.
Allying nature and art, Rick’s works show definite textured contrasts. Backgrounds are softly amorphous and lilting compared to the sculptural linearity of the creature he has chosen to depict. This melding of forms that are faithful to biology with abstract backdrops is at the heart of the paintings of Rick Beaver.
"Smudge By The Lake" - Pam Cailloux
$22.99
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"Smudge By The Lake" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (landscape orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Pam Cailloux is a Metis artist from Chibougamau, Quebec. Her work uses vibrant, rich colours and lines to reflect her traditional Metis beliefs. Much of her art is inspired by the spirit of Mother Earth and the medicine wheel, both having a strong presence in her Metis heritage.
"A Moose and a Goose" - Nathalie Coutou
$22.99
"A Moose and a Goose" print measures approximately 5" x 5", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14", portrait orientation. The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 11.75" x 14".
Nathalie Coutou was born on a farm with a kennel of over 800 sled dogs in the province of Quebec. As a child she was given the freedom to explore her imagination and was inspired by her French-European father’s artistry alongside her mother’s enduring joy and Mi’kmaq ancestry. Painting and sketching soon became her way to express herself.
In her early 20’s she was blessed to reconnect with her Indigenous heritage through the teachings of Mi’kmaq Elder Stephen Augustine. This began her inspiration to promote a spirit of inclusiveness and reconciliation to further nurture more understanding between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.
Two of her children, who are Oji-Cree from Red Sucker Lake (Treaty 5 territory), were her inspiration to create KHEWA, a Gallery-Boutique where nothing is made overseas. Her hope was for KHEWA to be a place where her children could always be proud of their Indigenous heritage. Since this time, she has been creating alliances between Indigenous, Métis, Inuit artists and Canadian partners to promote Indigenous culture. In her Gallery-Boutique, she narrates ancestral stories, provides art workshops, and facilitates educational events on various cross-cultural realities.
As a graphic arts graduate and alongside her entrepreneurial career, Nathalie was involved in many projects. For eight years, in the heart of her village, she organized the “Wakefield Harvest Festival”, an event bringing together thousands of people to celebrate the harvest with the spirit of thankfulness.
"Merging Earth & Sky" - Nathalie Coutou
$22.99
"Merging Earth & Sky" matted print measures approximately 8"x6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11"x14", landscape orientation. The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Nathalie Coutou was born on a farm with a kennel of over 800 sled dogs in the province of Quebec. As a child she was given the freedom to explore her imagination and was inspired by her French-European father’s artistry alongside her mother’s enduring joy and Mi’kmaq ancestry. Painting and sketching soon became her way to express herself.
In her early 20’s she was blessed to reconnect with her Indigenous heritage through the teachings of Mi’kmaq Elder Stephen Augustine. This began her inspiration to promote a spirit of inclusiveness and reconciliation to further nurture more understanding between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.
Two of her children, who are Oji-Cree from Red Sucker Lake (Treaty 5 territory), were her inspiration to create KHEWA, a Gallery-Boutique where nothing is made overseas. Her hope was for KHEWA to be a place where her children could always be proud of their Indigenous heritage. Since this time, she has been creating alliances between Indigenous, Métis, Inuit artists and Canadian partners to promote Indigenous culture. In her Gallery-Boutique, she narrates ancestral stories, provides art workshops, and facilitates educational events on various cross-cultural realities.
As a graphic arts graduate and alongside her entrepreneurial career, Nathalie was involved in many projects. For eight years, in the heart of her village, she organized the “Wakefield Harvest Festival”, an event bringing together thousands of people to celebrate the harvest with the spirit of thankfulness.
"Passing By" - Shelley Davies
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Passing By" matted print measures approximately 9" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25.
Cultural Background: T'Sou-ke Nation, Coast Salish, Sooke, BC
Born in Victoria, British Columbia, Shelley grew up in the small village of Shirley on the rugged southwest coast of Vancouver Island. Raised by her hardworking single mom and beloved grandmother, Shelley was always exposed to nature and wildlife from the beaches where she lived, to the backwoods camping and fishing trips with her mom and grandmother.
Shelley is Coast Salish living on T'Sou-ke Nation reserve and is starting to explore her cultural art forms. Learning more about her art culture of the T'Sou-ke Nation is again inspiring on another level for Shelley. She also has a First Nations mural on her nation's Tim Horton's Center.
Shelley has always been immersed and inspired by nature. Shelley has devoted over 30 years to the health care of our elderly in the province of BC as well as raising two wonderful successful children, a devoted wife of 35 years, Shelley shares her love of art and nature with her husband and children.
Shelley has pursued several different art mediums over the years but really came to love painting, specifically in acrylic, using vibrant color palettes in her work. Shelley is a self-taught artist who is constantly challenging her boundaries and comfort zone. Wildlife is Shelley's first love, for subject matter, but has challenged those confined in murals and portraits she was commissioned to do in Saanich Peninsula Hospital extended care facility.
Shelley has shown her work in many different shows and is always showing at local art markets. Shelley has also worked on local art projects for her community of Sooke in which she lives.
"Raven" - Francis Dick
$22.99
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"Raven" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 14" x 11" (landscape orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with ivory mats and black frame measuring 14.25" x 12".
Born in 1959 into the Musqamakw Dzawadaenutw Band (the four tribes of Kingcome Inlet), Francis Dick is a contemporary aboriginal artist and a member of the Kwakwaka 'wakw Nation. She is a descendant of the supernatural Wolf, Kawadelekala, who became the first of the Kingcome people. Francis began her career as a social worker after receiving her degree from the University of Victoria, but quickly realized that her true calling in life was to honour her natural artistic talents.
Francis Dick's first aboriginal painting, Kawadelekala, was created, then published as a way to honour her grandmother's life and spirit after her death in December of 1985. Four months later, her youngest brother Jesse took his own life. She created her second aboriginal painting as a way to acknowledge her love and honour for her brother. The pain of losing Jesse took her to a doorway where her journey of self-discovery began through her northwest coast art.
"Flower Dancer" - Delreé Dumont
$22.99
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"Flower Dancer" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with ivory mats. Overall measurements: 14" x 11" (landscape orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with ivory mats and black frame measuring 14.25" x 12".
Cultural Background: Cree artist from Chilliwack, BC. - a proud member of Onion Lake Cree Nation
Wâpiski Kihéw Esquao (White Eagle Woman) also known as Delreé Dumont, is an internationally recognized Cree artist from Chilliwack, BC. She is a proud member of Onion Lake Cree Nation. Prior to working full time as an artist, she was employed full time in the oil and gas industry for 32 years. During that time, she promoted the beauty of her culture and traditions within the corporate environment. Today, much of her artistic work draws on her experiences as an Indigenous person. She loves to cree-ate smudge fans, dreamcatchers and medicine bags. She currently lives in the Kootenay region of BC and paints in her studio full time.
"Direction" - Kurt Flett
$22.99
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"Direction" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Kurt Flett is from Garden Hill First Nation in the Island Lake region of northern Manitoba, the same community that inspired Jackson Beardy. Kurt joined with fellow community members Jeff Monias and Eddy Munroe in popularizing the Woodland school of Aboriginal art. Kurt, in his early fifties, passed away in 2011.
"Stealth" - Laird Goulet
$45.99
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"Stealth" matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25.
Laird Goulet is a celebrated Metis artist raised in The Pas, Manitoba. The winner of many prestigious awards, he spent his childhood working on the trap line and developing his connection with the land. As an artist, Goulet uses a unique and vibrant painting style to reflect the tradition of his grandmothers and grandfathers. Choosing a path in life of healing and appreciation of all connections to people and the land, Goulet endeavors, through his art, to share with the viewer, both his life experiences and a glimpse of First Nations traditions.
"Stastos Eagle 1" - Lloyd Harsch
$22.99
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"Stastos Eagle 1" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25". The numbered Limited Edition print measures 24 1/2" x 30" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Cultural Background: Haida
Lloyd H. Harsch was born in Kamloops, B.C. in 1972 and belongs to the Stastas (Eagle) Clan from Kiusta, now the Skidegate Band. Influenced by renowned artist Charles Edenshaw; Lloyd has been working in the Haida style for over 30 years. His artwork includes argillite carvings, drums, paintings, as well as, red and yellow cedar wood carvings. Most recently, Lloyd graduated from the Native Education College’s Northwest Coast Jewelry Arts Program creating copper and silver jewelry.
"Pride Feathers" - Patrick Hunter
$22.99
"Pride Feathers" matted print measures approximately 8"x6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11"x14", landscape orientation. The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Cultural Background: Ojibway, Red Lake, ON.
“Patrick Hunter is an Ojibway, 2spirit, Woodland and graphic artist from Red Lake, ON
His works are inspired by his homeland, the works of Norval Morrisseau, and the Canadian Group of 7.
Patrick Hunter Art & Design was launched in 2014 with the intent to make artwork that makes people feel good. Since then, Patrick has been able to reach new audiences by adapting his work to be placed on apparel, houseware items and the piece you’re holding right now!
His strong yet elegant graphic work invites us to realize that everything has spirit and significance. Everything from the smallest seed to the largest tree.”P
Woodland and graphic artist from Red Lake, ON.
"Morning Star" - Alex Janvier
$22.99
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"Morning Star" print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Cultural Background: Dene Suline and Saulteaux
Born in 1935, Alex Janvier was raised in the nurturing care of his family until the age of 8 when he was uprooted from his home and sent to the Blue Quills Indian Residential School near St. Paul, Alberta. Although Janvier speaks of having a creative instinct from as far back as he can remember, it was at the residential school that he was given the tools to create his first paintings. Unlike many Aboriginal artists of his time, Janvier received formal art training from the Alberta College of Art in Calgary and graduated with honours in 1960.
In 1993, Morning Star was installed in the river end of the Canadian Museum of History's Grand Hall. The work's title refers to the star's use as a direction-finder. Janvier intended the four areas of colour in the outer ring to represent periods in Aboriginal history: yellow for early history in harmony with nature; blue for the changes brought about by contact with European civilization; red for revival and optimism; and white for reconciliation and a return to harmony.
"Cree Style Moose" - Carla Joseph
$22.99
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"Cree Style Moose" matted print measures approximately 9" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25.
Cultural Background: Métis / Cree
Carla Joseph is a Métis / Cree artist born in Prince George, BC Carla received her key to become an artist in residence at the Prince George Community Arts Council in 2016. She went on to win Art Battle in 2016 and 2018. Carla has her
own very unique style which many people connect with. She loves the way she makes people feel with her art and it inspires her to continue with her gift. Carla loves to challenge herself by taking on many different projects that can be seen around her home community.
"Raven Dancer" - Carla Joseph
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Raven Dancer" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25.
Cultural Background: Métis / Cree
Carla Joseph is a Métis / Cree artist born in Prince George, BC Carla received her key to become an artist in residence at the Prince George Community Arts Council in 2016. She went on to win Art Battle in 2016 and 2018. Carla has her
own very unique style which many people connect with. She loves the way she makes people feel with her art and it inspires her to continue with her gift. Carla loves to challenge herself by taking on many different projects that can be seen around her home community.
"Raven's Spirit" - Carla Joseph
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Raven's Spirit" matted print measures approximately 9" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25.
Cultural Background: Métis / Cree
Carla Joseph is a Métis / Cree artist born in Prince George, BC Carla received her key to become an artist in residence at the Prince George Community Arts Council in 2016. She went on to win Art Battle in 2016 and 2018. Carla has her
own very unique style which many people connect with. She loves the way she makes people feel with her art and it inspires her to continue with her gift. Carla loves to challenge herself by taking on many different projects that can be seen around her home community.
"Wolf Moon" - Carla Joseph
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Wolf Moon" matted print measures approximately 9" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25.
Cultural Background: Métis / Cree
Carla Joseph is a Métis / Cree artist born in Prince George, BC Carla received her key to become an artist in residence at the Prince George Community Arts Council in 2016. She went on to win Art Battle in 2016 and 2018. Carla has her
own very unique style which many people connect with. She loves the way she makes people feel with her art and it inspires her to continue with her gift. Carla loves to challenge herself by taking on many different projects that can be seen around her home community.
"A New Day" - Amy Keller-Rempp
$22.99
"A New Day" print measures approximately 9" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 14" x 11", landscape orientation. The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 14" x 11.75".
Cultural Background: Mohawk, Ontario
Amy Keller-Rempp is a talented Canadian artist. Originally from Ontario, she, her husband and their three daughters now reside in northern Alberta. Amy was born with a God-given talent, and she believes her First Nations ancestry (The Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte), and her memory of her father drives her passion. She uses mostly acrylic and oil, on many different types of canvas, and has developed unique styles that she describes as Modern Impressionism and Sky Dance Series. Her ability to grind and sculpt metal makes her one of the top metal art artists in the world.
"Sky Dance - Inukshuk" - Amy Keller-Rempp
$22.99
"Sky Dance - Inukshuk" print measures approximately 9" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14", portrait orientation. The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 11.75" x 14".
Cultural Background: Mohawk, Ontario
Amy Keller-Rempp is a talented Canadian artist. Originally from Ontario, she, her husband and their three daughters now reside in northern Alberta. Amy was born with a God-given talent, and she believes her First Nations ancestry (The Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte), and her memory of her father drives her passion. She uses mostly acrylic and oil, on many different types of canvas, and has developed unique styles that she describes as Modern Impressionism and Sky Dance Series. Her ability to grind and sculpt metal makes her one of the top metal art artists in the world.
"Mystical Village" - William Monague
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Mystical Village" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6" and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (landscape orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25.
Cultural Background: Ojibway – Christian Island, southern Georgian Bay, Ontario
The self-taught Beausoleil First Nation artist, William Anthony Monague, grew up on an isolated island with no access to formal education or training in the arts. Monague – “Abwaudung” (The Visionary or Dreamer) discovered inspiration in the traditional teachings of Mother Earth, Spirit World and in the beauty of nature and in the Georgian Bay shores that surrounded him. Initially he was using the woodland style but soon developed his own more contemporary style of art. During the 1970’s and 80’s Monague followed the Pow Wow circuit in a van with his family down to Mexico. His work ended up in various museums and galleries along the way. Monague donates his time and artwork to many worthwhile causes, while helping others. “I feel my art speaks to my culture. I have made a name for myself with my work and reputation but it has taken a long time.” After 45 years of painting, he continues his artistic lifelong journey with his family.
“Sharing Anishnabek Culture through the Spirit of Color”
His Art Studio is located in his century old family home in downtown Midland, Ontario and not too far from the shores of Georgian Bay.
"Tranquility" - William Monague
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Tranquility" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25". The numbered Limited Edition print measure 24" x 30" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Cultural Background: Ojibway – Christian Island, southern Georgian Bay, Ontario
The self-taught Beausoleil First Nation artist, William Anthony Monague, grew up on an isolated island with no access to formal education or training in the arts. Monague – “Abwaudung” (The Visionary or Dreamer) discovered inspiration in the traditional teachings of Mother Earth, Spirit World and in the beauty of nature and in the Georgian Bay shores that surrounded him. Initially he was using the woodland style but soon developed his own more contemporary style of art. During the 1970’s and 80’s Monague followed the Pow Wow circuit in a van with his family down to Mexico. His work ended up in various museums and galleries along the way. Monague donates his time and artwork to many worthwhile causes, while helping others.
“I feel my art speaks to my culture. I have made a name for myself with my work and reputation but it has taken a long time.”
He passed away peacefully to the Spirit World at the Georgian Bay General Hospital with his family by his side in 2019.
“Sharing Anishnabek Culture through the Spirit of Color”
"Ancient Messages" - Maxine Noel
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Ancient Messages" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Maxine was born in Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an Indian residential school. Maxine’s early career as a legal secretary was soon overshadowed by her preoccupation with painting and drawing. She took a course in advanced design where a teacher noticed Maxine’s tendency toward linear expression and encouraged her in the use of shape and line to suggest movement. Since those early days Maxine has mastered the skills of painting and drawing plus the processes of serigraphy, etching and stone lithography. Recently she has turned her talents to the creation of editions in cast paper and limited edition bronze castings.
Maxine Noel signs her artwork with her Sioux name IOYAN MANI, which translates as “Walk Beyond”.
"Earth Spirits" - Maxine Noel
$22.99
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"Earth Spirits" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25". The numbered Limited Edition print measure 24 1/2" x 30" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Maxine was born in Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an Indian residential school. Maxine’s early career as a legal secretary was soon overshadowed by her preoccupation with painting and drawing. She took a course in advanced design where a teacher noticed Maxine’s tendency toward linear expression and encouraged her in the use of shape and line to suggest movement. Since those early days Maxine has mastered the skills of painting and drawing plus the processes of serigraphy, etching and stone lithography. Recently she has turned her talents to the creation of editions in cast paper and limited edition bronze castings.
Maxine Noel signs her artwork with her Sioux name IOYAN MANI, which translates as “Walk Beyond”.
"Earth Mother" - Maxine Noel
$22.99
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"Earth Mother" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with ivory mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with ivory mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25". The numbered Limited Edition print measure 24" x 30" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Maxine was born in Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an Indian residential school. Maxine’s early career as a legal secretary was soon overshadowed by her preoccupation with painting and drawing. She took a course in advanced design where a teacher noticed Maxine’s tendency toward linear expression and encouraged her in the use of shape and line to suggest movement. Since those early days Maxine has mastered the skills of painting and drawing plus the processes of serigraphy, etching and stone lithography. Recently she has turned her talents to the creation of editions in cast paper and limited edition bronze castings.
Maxine Noel signs her artwork with her Sioux name IOYAN MANI, which translates as “Walk Beyond”.
"Friends 2" - Maxine Noel
$22.99
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"Friends" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6" and is double matted with ivory mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The numbered Limited Edition print measures 24" x 30" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Maxine was born in Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an Indian residential school. Maxine’s early career as a legal secretary was soon overshadowed by her preoccupation with painting and drawing. She took a course in advanced design where a teacher noticed Maxine’s tendency toward linear expression and encouraged her in the use of shape and line to suggest movement. Since those early days Maxine has mastered the skills of painting and drawing plus the processes of serigraphy, etching and stone lithography. Recently she has turned her talents to the creation of editions in cast paper and limited edition bronze castings.
Maxine Noel signs her artwork with her Sioux name IOYAN MANI, which translates as “Walk Beyond”.
"Leaf Dancer" - Maxine Noel
$22.99
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"Leaf Dancer" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with ivory mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with ivory mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25". The numbered Limited Edition print measure 24" x 30" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Maxine was born in Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an Indian residential school. Maxine’s early career as a legal secretary was soon overshadowed by her preoccupation with painting and drawing. She took a course in advanced design where a teacher noticed Maxine’s tendency toward linear expression and encouraged her in the use of shape and line to suggest movement. Since those early days Maxine has mastered the skills of painting and drawing plus the processes of serigraphy, etching and stone lithography. Recently she has turned her talents to the creation of editions in cast paper and limited edition bronze castings.
Maxine Noel signs her artwork with her Sioux name IOYAN MANI, which translates as “Walk Beyond”.
"Mother Winter" - Maxine Noel
$22.99
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"Mother Winter" matted print measures approximately 14" x 11", and is double matted with ivory mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with ivory mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25". The numbered Limited Edition print measure 24" x 30" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Maxine was born in Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an Indian residential school. Maxine’s early career as a legal secretary was soon overshadowed by her preoccupation with painting and drawing. She took a course in advanced design where a teacher noticed Maxine’s tendency toward linear expression and encouraged her in the use of shape and line to suggest movement. Since those early days Maxine has mastered the skills of painting and drawing plus the processes of serigraphy, etching and stone lithography. Recently she has turned her talents to the creation of editions in cast paper and limited edition bronze castings.
Maxine Noel signs her artwork with her Sioux name IOYAN MANI, which translates as “Walk Beyond”.
"Night's Protection" - Maxine Noel
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Night's Protection" numbered Limited Edition print measure 24 1/2" x 30" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Maxine was born in Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an Indian residential school. Maxine’s early career as a legal secretary was soon overshadowed by her preoccupation with painting and drawing. She took a course in advanced design where a teacher noticed Maxine’s tendency toward linear expression and encouraged her in the use of shape and line to suggest movement. Since those early days Maxine has mastered the skills of painting and drawing plus the processes of serigraphy, etching and stone lithography. Recently she has turned her talents to the creation of editions in cast paper and limited edition bronze castings.
Maxine Noel signs her artwork with her Sioux name IOYAN MANI, which translates as “Walk Beyond”.
"Not Forgotten" - Maxine Noel
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Not Forgotten" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with ivory mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with ivory mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25". The numbered Limited Edition print measure 24" x 30" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
"Our mothers and daughters, our sisters and aunties and grandmothers. Our women are our heart and our spirit, always honoured, never forgotten. I am Dakota Sioux, a woman and mother, and an artist. These are inseparable facets of who I am and how I live in the world. That world, the world we all live and move in, is a place of great and terrible beauty, of wonder, and of tragedy. In this painting I speak to that wonder and beauty and tragedy.
To capture both the wonders and the tragedy, I wanted to include motifs which connect with all the places our people live. Turning first to the West Coast peoples, I am honoured to have been allowed to include the moon image of my friend, artist and visionary Roy Henry Vickers [..] From the North, I incorporated the image of Sedna, the source of all the creatures of the sea. I have always been drawn to the shell and bead work of the Maliseet and other East Coast peoples and in this painting have echoed the fluidity and grace of their compelling designs. And then, the two feathers, acknowledging the Metis, and the peoples of the grasslands and woodlands, of the plains and the forests. Finally, the floating figures throughout the painting are the spirits and the presence of the missing and murdered women.
Missing but never lost.
Always present, always remembered" - Maxine Noel
Partial proceeds from the sale of this image are donated to the Native Women's Association of Canada and their "Sisters In Spirit" Project. For more information visit www.nwac.ca
Maxine was born in Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an Indian residential school. Maxine’s early career as a legal secretary was soon overshadowed by her preoccupation with painting and drawing. She took a course in advanced design where a teacher noticed Maxine’s tendency toward linear expression and encouraged her in the use of shape and line to suggest movement. Since those early days Maxine has mastered the skills of painting and drawing plus the processes of serigraphy, etching and stone lithography. Recently she has turned her talents to the creation of editions in cast paper and limited edition bronze castings.
Maxine Noel signs her artwork with her Sioux name IOYAN MANI, which translates as “Walk Beyond”.
"People of the Rainbow" - Maxine Noel
$299.00
Made in Canada
"People of the Rainbow" numbered Limited Edition print measures 24" x 30" x 1 (inclusing mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Maxine was born in Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an Indian residential school. Maxine’s early career as a legal secretary was soon overshadowed by her preoccupation with painting and drawing. She took a course in advanced design where a teacher noticed Maxine’s tendency toward linear expression and encouraged her in the use of shape and line to suggest movement. Since those early days Maxine has mastered the skills of painting and drawing plus the processes of serigraphy, etching and stone lithography. Recently she has turned her talents to the creation of editions in cast paper and limited edition bronze castings.
Maxine Noel signs her artwork with her Sioux name IOYAN MANI, which translates as “Walk Beyond”.
"Soul Mates" - Maxine Noel
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Soul Mates" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12"x14.25".
Maxine was born in Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an Indian residential school. Maxine’s early career as a legal secretary was soon overshadowed by her preoccupation with painting and drawing. She took a course in advanced design where a teacher noticed Maxine’s tendency toward linear expression and encouraged her in the use of shape and line to suggest movement. Since those early days Maxine has mastered the skills of painting and drawing plus the processes of serigraphy, etching and stone lithography. Recently she has turned her talents to the creation of editions in cast paper and limited edition bronze castings.
Maxine Noel signs her artwork with her Sioux name IOYAN MANI, which translates as “Walk Beyond”.
"Summer Moon" - Maxine Noel
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Summer Moon" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25". The numbered Limited Edition print measures 24" x 30" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Maxine was born in Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an Indian residential school. Maxine’s early career as a legal secretary was soon overshadowed by her preoccupation with painting and drawing. She took a course in advanced design where a teacher noticed Maxine’s tendency toward linear expression and encouraged her in the use of shape and line to suggest movement. Since those early days Maxine has mastered the skills of painting and drawing plus the processes of serigraphy, etching and stone lithography. Recently she has turned her talents to the creation of editions in cast paper and limited edition bronze castings.
Maxine Noel signs her artwork with her Sioux name IOYAN MANI, which translates as “Walk Beyond”.
"Papa Bear" - Dawn Oman
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Papa Bear" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (landscape orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Dawn Oman is a direct descendant of Chief Snuff, Chief of the Yellow Knives, one of the signers of the original Treaty 8 with the Government of Canada. After moving to Vancouver as a teenager, she began seriously applying herself to her art. In 1995 she moved back to Yellowknife and she opened her own gallery in 1999. She continues to paint and welcome visitors and collectors from across Canada and around the world.
"Inukshuk I" - Dawn Oman
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Inukshuk I" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (landscape orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Dawn Oman is a direct descendant of Chief Snuff, Chief of the Yellow Knives, one of the signers of the original Treaty 8 with the Government of Canada. After moving to Vancouver as a teenager, she began seriously applying herself to her art. In 1995 she moved back to Yellowknife and she opened her own gallery in 1999. She continues to paint and welcome visitors and collectors from across Canada and around the world.
"Sky Watchers" - Dawn Oman
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Sky Watchers" matted print measures approximately 8" x 6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11" x 14" (landscape orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12" x 14.25".
Cultural Background: Métis, Chipewyan/Welsh, Yellowknife, NWT
Dawn Oman is a direct descendant of Chief Snuff, Chief of the Yellow Knives, one of the signers of the original Treaty 8 with the Government of Canada. After moving to Vancouver as a teenager, she began seriously applying herself to her art. In 1995 she moved back to Yellowknife and she opened her own gallery in 1999. She continues to paint and welcome visitors and collectors from across Canada and around the world.
The recipient of both the Peoples Choice and Artists Choice Awards at the Great Northern Arts Festival in Inuvik, Dawn’s art was chosen by the Royal Canadian Mint for the Festivals of Canada Series silver 50 cent collectors coin.
"Waynaboozhoo and the Mishipishu" - Joshua Pawis-Steckley
$299.00
Made in Canada
"Waynaboozhoo and the Mishipishu" numbered Limited Edition print measure 24" x 30" x 1" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Cultural Background: Ojibway, Ontario, Canada
Born in Barrie Ontario, Joshua is a member of the Wasauksing First Nation. He is a woodland artist who is dedicated to restoring the arts and stories of the Ojibway.
Joshua learned to draw by doodling in his school notebooks and drawing for fun with his brother and mother. Most if his family is very creative, both his mother and Nokomis are talented quill box makers. He was never formally trained in acrylic painting and started practicing his craft in his early 20s. He graduated from the Graphic Design Program at NSCC in Halifax, NS in 2014 and has a passion for hand printed artwork. He now lives in Vancouver, BC where he works as a screen printer and paints at home.
Eagle Dancer
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Eagle Dancer" matted print measures approximately 8"x6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11"x14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12"x14.25". The numbered Limited Edition print measure 24"x30" (including mat and frame) and is double matted with a black frame.
Cultural Background: A Native North American Algonquin, born in Ville-Marie, Quebec in 1952, Frank Polson is a member of the Long Point First Nation.
Frank is a self-taught artist who produces works of unique beauty that is both relevant to today and in accordance with his heritage. For the last few years he has worked at developing his unique style in the medium of acrylics. Frank’s works capture his fond memories of pleasurable and educational seasons spent on the trap lines with his father on canvas.
"Inside Out" - Frank Polson
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Inside Out" matted print measures approximately 6"x9", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11"x14" (landscape orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12"x14.25".
Cultural Background: A Native North American Algonquin, born in Ville-Marie, Quebec in 1952, Frank Polson is a member of the Long Point First Nation.
Frank is a self-taught artist who produces works of unique beauty that is both relevant to today and in accordance with his heritage. For the last few years he has worked at developing his unique style in the medium of acrylics. Frank’s works capture his fond memories of pleasurable and educational seasons spent on the trap lines with his father on canvas.
"Sacred Feather" - Frank Polson
$45.99
Made in Canada
"Sacred Feather" matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12"x14.25".
Cultural Background: A Native North American Algonquin, born in Ville-Marie, Quebec in 1952, Frank Polson is a member of the Long Point First Nation.
Frank is a self-taught artist who produces works of unique beauty that is both relevant to today and in accordance with his heritage. For the last few years he has worked at developing his unique style in the medium of acrylics. Frank’s works capture his fond memories of pleasurable and educational seasons spent on the trap lines with his father on canvas.
"Wolf and Moon" - Frank Polson
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Wolf and Moon" matted print measures approximately 8"x6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11"x14" (landscape orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12"x14.25". The numbered Limited Edition print measure 24 1/2"x30" and is double matted with a black wood frame.
Cultural Background: A Native North American Algonquin, born in Ville-Marie, Quebec in 1952, Frank Polson is a member of the Long Point First Nation.
Frank is a self-taught artist who produces works of unique beauty that is both relevant to today and in accordance with his heritage. For the last few years he has worked at developing his unique style in the medium of acrylics. Frank’s works capture his fond memories of pleasurable and educational seasons spent on the trap lines with his father on canvas.
"Raven Moon" - Mark Preston
$22.99
Made in Canada
"Raven Moon" matted print measures approximately 8"x6", and is double matted with white mats. Overall measurements: 11"x14" (portrait orientation). The matted and framed print is double matted with white mats and black frame measuring 12"x14.25".
Cultural Background: Tlingit, Yukon Territory
Mark Preston (Tenna'Tsa'Teh) was born in Dawson City, Yukon. He is of Tlingit and Irish descent and travels extensively throughout British Columbia and the Yukon to market his work.
Mark has studied and worked in various mediums including paper, cloth, wood, metals, stone and most recently he has started working on glass. Mark has also studied silver carving with well known master jeweler and carver Gitksan artist Phil Janze while attending K'san in Hazelton.
"When I think about what art is, it is more than illustration or objects to be doted over. Art is the magic, the glue that binds us all together. It is the language that transcends its forms."
