b-boy/dancer for 7 years involved with canvas, mural/graffiti and native art! iam a artist from saskatchewan and alberta now living in toronto!... (Full profile)

Clayton Samuel King is an Anishinaabe artist from Beausoleil First Nation. He graduated from Fanshawe College in 2010 with a Fine Art advanced diploma. Since returning to his artistic talent in 2007, Clayton has been accredited nationally, provincial... (Full profile)

Colombian - Canadian artist Diego Chaves, born in San Juan de Pasto, Colombia in 1960, received an M.A. from the  College of Art and a Major in Architecture in Bogota, Colombia, in 1986. Since then he has exhibited his works in solo and group ex... (Full profile)

Author of Ojibwe children's book titled "Porcupine's Bad Day" and the newly released "Porcupine goes to the City". Owner of small publishing company called Red Road Publishing.  Award winning traditional crafter and bea... (Full profile)

Hilton Henhawke – Performing and Visual Artist Hilton Henhawke is a member of the Upper Mohawk and Seneca Nations, turtle clan, Six Nations Confederacy. Hilton was born in 1935 in Vienna Ontario, and he was raised in Ingersoll Ontario and has r... (Full profile)

Tk'al-t'aa-To remain attached. Linda-May Whattam From the Fireweed House of WisinXbi'ltkw-Nass River B.C Enjoy traditional Nisga'a, Gitxsan, Tlingit, Dene and Salish artwork. Persued contemporary artwork at Emily Carr. My son Quill is continuting our... (Full profile)

I am originally from Moose Factory Ontario which is located in Northern Ontario. I came to Toronto when I was a teenager. I started making crafts and jewelry at this time. My mom taught me beadwork and how to make moccasins, knitting and crocheting. ... (Full profile)

Richard works primarily with youth: as an audio engineer helping young singers and musicians produce demo recordings; facilitating workshops for hand drum making and other traditional crafts.  Some of his photographs of native elders and artists can... (Full profile)

“Freedom – a state of being, an achievement, a way of life.”      Stace was born the great-grandson of a Cree Medicine Woman, in the Kootenays of British Columbia, to a Scottish-Cree mother and Ukrainian Father. Growing up in the mo... (Full profile)