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.

E. Ned Bear Devon

Natural Media Artist & Traditional Native American Flutes

Moses Amik Beaver Thunder Bay

While reflecting the black lines of Woodlands art, Moses embraces his own unique style of embedded images of spirits, humans and animal forms, transcending physical to the spiritual world. His work reflects symbolism, realism and abstract imagery... (more)

Rick Beaver Roseneath

We produce, publish and market original paintings and prints by Ojibway artist Rick Beaver and books by his wife, author Ruth Clarke

Michel Luc Bellemare Ottawa

Abstract art, of an accomplished artist, national gallery of canada, museum of civilization,

Nathalie Bertin Newmarket

Bertin’s style is often described as luminescent, energetic, bold and colourful. A self-confessed “colour junkie”, she is inspired by the way light filters through stain-glass windows, the layering of colours in glazing or printing processes, Wood... (more)

Mary Lou Big Canoe Lethbridge

Bone/antler animal spirit carvings

Kathie Bird Prince Albert

Painter in mixed media, watermedia and photography

Earlene Bitterman Hudson's Hope

Earlene Bitterman is a Metis Children's book illustrator and animator. Offering Metis designs to promote a learning experience in Indigenous languages.

Rod Borghese Ottawa

Original oil paintings, watercolours, pencil sketches, photography and short films by Ottawa, Ontario, Metis Artist Rod Borghese. Include landscapes, city scapes, and views from the kayak.

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Anne Marie Bourgeois Ottawa

Artist with Aboriginal background and art therapy training produces works which tell stories of everyday people surviving and thriving in the face of adversity