Roots: Fishing Lake First Nation / Saddle Lake First Nation Now calls home: Edmonton Cory took the art of stained glass and put a twist of NATIVE into it. She’s been doing stained glass art for 30 years. The glass … Read More

Mackenzie Brown is a First Nations Cree woman from the Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation, currently residing in Amiskwaciwaskahikan, Edmonton. She is a performer, drummer, tourism entrepreneur, philanthropist and advocate for at-risk youth in the Edmonton area. Mackenzie and her mom … Read More

Tracy is a multi-disciplinary artist of Cree-Metis and European descent with family roots from Turtle Mountain, St. Paul de Metis and Red River Settlements.   She creates jewelry, ribbon skirts, accessories, moss bags and moccasins using deer/moose hide, beads, sculpted … Read More

Vanessa Ruptash is an inuk from Nunavik, Quebec, living in Cold Lake, AB.  She has been beading and sewing since she was eight years old.  She works with beads, leather and seal skin making jewelry and mittens.

Rebecca is from the Saddle Lake First Nation and the Samson Cree Nation and now calls Edmonton or amiskwacîwâskahikan home. She is a Cree woman, who enjoys giving life to her dreams through jewelry, art and beading. She and her … Read More

Penelope was born in Campbell River, BC, adopted to a non-Indigenous family in SummerLand, BC.  She was always drawn to nature, water and horses and would sketch them on every piece of paper available.   In 2002 she began her … Read More

Frances Whitford is a Metis artisan whose pieces are made of moose hide, various types of furs and beadwork. Originally from Anzac, Alberta, she was raised largely by her grandparents Eva Mckenzie and Lawrence Whitford surrounded in the Metis culture. … Read More