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Indigenous Artists in Ontario
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.
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- Toronto (14)
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Contemporary Artist - painter - social commentary regarding Indigenous communities in Canada’s north. Exhibited in major venues in Canada, USA and internationally.
Thomas B. Maracle is a North American Mohawk and a citizen of the Six Nations Iroquois Confederacy. An award winning sculptor and musician, Thomas loves the challenges of bringing to life the ancient legends of his people.
World Renown Mohawk/Scottish Artist, Musician, Sculptor, Carver and Artisan, offers Workshops, bookings for Concerts. Also a talented Flute maker and has many spiriutal, meditative cd compilations, and is a gold record artist globally.
Urban gatherer...from the streets,parks and shore of Toronto .
50 years experience in Native Ojibway art, original,art-cards, prints and posters, consignment/commission work
DMC Studios is a creative project that has been created to showcase the talents of Native Canadian painter Daniel McLaren.
He works almost exclusively in wood, from free standing sculptures to 3 dimensional wall panels. Silk screen images resemble West Coast design.
My work explores the relationship between Traditional sensibilities and modern. With influences as diverse as traditional/ local and historical, new combinations are generated from both explicit and implicit discourse. Inspired by the field, I st... (more)
Niagara Native artist, Hand Drawings, Portraits, Wildlife,Nature
Drawing on his Anishnaabe heritage and his surroundings as inspiration for each carving he creates, Kris carves a wide variety of subjects, evoking feelings, places, legend and people.
