Indigenous Artists in Canada

The heart of Canadian culture, Canadian indigenous art is varied from the Haida of the west coast to the Inuit of the North. These indigenous artists work in traditional and contemporary art forms such as soapstone, woodcarving, mask making, weaving, leather and painting.

Jenn Ashton North Vancouver

Artist Statement Working mainly in bright Acrylics, inks and collage, I want my art to be accessible to everybody. I want my paintings to find the naive child and deep down belly laugh that lives inside every person and connect to that spot, as th... (more)

Noel Avadluk Yellowknife

Noel Avadluk is an Inuit Artist originally from Kugluktuk, Nunavut. Noels sculpts traditional and contemporary scenes of the Inuit way of life. Noel works at an Artist Cooperative Called Arctic Artist Direct in Yellowknife, NWT.

Rob Backs Cranbrook

antler bone skull carving wildlife

Jason Baerg Toronto

Contemporary international artist pushing digital interventions in drawing & painting * Purchase inquiries/commissions: [email protected]

David Baird Victoria

Northwest Coast Native Style Art Carvings - Jewelry - Wall Sculptures

Todd Baker North Vancouver

Native Graphic designer, printmaker, sculptor, painter

Todd Jason Baker Vancouver

I'm a North West coast Artist and own native online and help artist get exposure to the public.

Sierra Barber Port Dover

Sierra uses oil painting and encaustic techniques to create colourful vintage objects and organic beeswax textures that interpret ideas of collecting, preservation and nostalgia. Beeswax is traditionally used as a preserver and over the past few... (more)

Nicci Battilana Surrey

Whimsical Fun Functional Art and Home Decor by Female Metis Artist Nicci Battilana

E. Ned Bear Fredericton

Bear’s artistic focus is giving a contemporary interpretation to traditional spiritual beliefs, in sculpted masks (pawakon) of selected wood, and in the production of Native American flutes.