Brittany Kidman Boyle Artist Gallery Contact Brittany Kidman Boyle Alderville First Nations I am a self taught artist. I first learned how to do bead work while at Trent University. From there i have taught myself how to make moccasins, mukluks and quill work. All my work is completed by hand with no machines used. […]
Theresa Burning Artist Gallery Contact Theresa Burning Seneca/Ojibway My name is Theresa Burning and I’m Seneca/Ojibway. My grandmother who raised me and my siblings taught me how to bead.I started beading in my late teens and didn’t get serious about it until I reached my 30’s. I do beading and quilling in my spare time […]
Linda Peterson Artist Gallery Contact Linda Peterson Michipicoten First Nation My name is Linda Peterson, I live in Wawa. My upbringing taught me to work with birch bark, sweetgrass and later on I taught myself beadwork, and other Indigenous crafts.Today I am retired, partner, mother, grandmother and great grandmother enjoying my life and creating pretty […]
Bernice Collins-Shigwadja Artist Gallery Contact Bernice Collins-Shigwadja Wikwemikong First Nation My name is Bernice Collins-Shigwadja, I am an Ojibway from Wikwemikong Ontario. I have been creating crafts for many years, including beadwork, quill work, birchbark canoes, and now I currently am using native fabrics to sew ribbon skirts of all sizes, purses, men’s dress shirts, […]
Staci Duchene Artist Gallery Contact Staci Duchene Mohawk I am Mohawk from Six Nations in Ontario, I now live in Treaty 7 territory home of the Blackfoot Confederacy. My teachers were my great grandmother, my grandparents and my uncles. Our family had a guiding business, and we lived off the land. I learned how to […]
Summer Wind Paul Artist Gallery Contact Summer Wind Paul Mi’kmaq, Sipekne’katik First Nation Kw’e, My name is Summer Paul, I am a Mi’kmaq from Sipekne’katik (Indian Brook, NS) I have been quilling for a little over 2 years under the guidance of my aunt Crystal Gloade (maker of Birchbark Quilled Crafts). I’ve learned to harvest […]