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jewelry

Ann Brown

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Ann Brown, painter, jewelry maker, jewelry, Indigenous Artist, First Nations, Indigenous Arts Collective of Canada, Pass The Feather

Ann Brown Artist Gallery Contact Ann Brown Mohawk My name is Ann Brown. I am mixed, Mohawk, Irish and French. I grew up near Belleville, ON, and moved to Ottawa, Algonquin territory where I connected with people at the Wabano centre. I learned about making Quill Jewelry from a Mohawk woman named Shirley and how to work […]

Crafts

Pauline Gilley

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Pauline Giley, crafts, craft maker, featherwork, jewlery, jewelry maker, leatherwork, painting, painter, woodworker, antler, dreamcatchers, medicine bags mittens, moccasins, seal skin , smudging feathers, talking sticks, Indigenous Artist, First Nations, Indigenous Arts Collective of Canada, Pass The Feather

Pauline Gilley Artist Gallery Contact Pauline Gilley Mi’kmaq, Qalipu First Nations Pauline Gilley, Member of Qalipu First Nation. I am living in Corner Brook, NL but grew up in Sally’s Cove and Rocky Harbour, NL. I learned sewing from my Grandmother. She made seal skin boots and moccasins for her family. Although I never learned […]

bead work

Melanie Montour – Native Artisan Designs

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Melanie Montour, Native Artisan Designs, beadwork, beader, jewelry maker, jewelry, leatherwork, mixed media, painting, painter, regalia, stone carver, carving, crafts, craft maker, Indigenous Artist, First Nations, Indigenous Arts Collective of Canada, Pass The Feather

Melanie Montour Artist Gallery Contact Melanie Montour Anishnawbe, Seine River First Nation I am Anishnawbe and originate from Seine River Reserve in Treaty 3. I was Sixties scooped and adopted to Six Nations Reserve when I was 2. I am a mother of 3 daughters and grandmother of 7. I was always interested in art, jewellery […]

bead work

Matricia Bauer

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Matricia Bauer, Indigenous artist, beader, beadwork, drum maker, drums, hats, jewellery, moccasins, painter, painting, first nations, indigenous arts collective of canada, pass the feather.

Matricia Bauer Artist Gallery Contact Matricia Bauer Prairie Cree, Sturgeon Lake First Nation Matrcia is a singer, songwriter, musician, drummer and an artist. Matricia teaches drum making, leather binding and many more traditional arts and craft workshops. She also has her own jewelry line where she infuses First Nations aspects of her culture into modern […]

painting

Natalie Rostad-Desjarlais

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Natalie-Rostad-Desjarlais-Wolfstone, painter, pass the feather

Natalie Rostad-Desjarlais I am Asini-eskwiw, Or Rock Woman, or just Nat. I have the privilege and honor to work directly with Mother Earth’s wisdom and character. Utilizing the stones of great wisdom, I help others to see deeper into the history, age and messages available to us with the application of pigments and oxides. It […]

ceramics

Christopher Miller

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Christopher Miller, Indigenous artist, drawing, hand drums, paintings, painter, drum maker, drawer, first nations, indigenous arts collective of canada, pass the feather, indigenous art, aboriginal art, indigenous art directory

Christopher Miller Artist Gallery Contact Christopher Miller Mohawk, Akwesasne Reserve No. 15 Christopher Miller’s graphite drawings are outstanding for their deeply emotional depiction, capturing moments of content and mysticism. His brilliant mastering of his medium and his extreme attention to detail is nothing short of phenomenal. His love for his work with nature and the […]

painting

Vivianne Sheshamush

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Vivianne Sheshamuch, painting, artost, art work, aboriginal art, pass the feather, aboriginal arts collective of canada

Vivianne Sheshamush Artist Gallery Contact Vivianne Sheshamush Whapmagoostui First Nation Identifying as multicultural, Vivianne Sheshamush is a Cree/Inuit/Scottish Visual Artist living in a remote community on the Hudson Bay. Being multicultural, married to a multicultural man and raising their multicultural daughter inspires a lot of passion to show other mixed people, that they can celebrate the […]