Today we honour and appreciate women around the world. For time immemorial, women have held together our existence through their multifaceted and collective brilliance. On this particular day of
This Nunavut Day on July 9th, we're highlighting Cape Dorset artist Ashevak Adla (b. 1977) who is the eldest child of Kumajuk and David Adla.
On the matrilineal side of
In recognition of the 25th Anniversary of Indigenous Peoples Day, we are also celebrating the beginning of International Decade of Indigenous Languages from 2022-2032 as declared by the United
On June 4th, our first family focused exhibition 'Yeomans Trilogy' opened featuring the works of Don, Trace and Kyran Yeomans.
Their combined collections of both contemporary and traditional
"I have always been interested in the Inuit traditional stories. When I was a student in high school, storyteller Mialia Jaw would come to our school. I was so
On September 25th, the gallery celebrated it's first exhibition opening in almost two years with Corrine Hunt's solo exhibition 'Gathering: It's good to see you (again)'.
Corrine's progressive contemporary style
Coming together on July 9th to celebrate Nunavut Day is especially significant given that Inuk leader Mary Simon was recently announced as Canada's 30th Governor General by Prime Minister
Strength, resilience and healing are to be celebrated as we recognize the significant challenges of both past and present on the 25th anniversary of National Indigenous Peoples Day.
"Embracing diversity inspires creativity and innovation through acceptance and respect for one another. One understands that each individual is unique with our differences, for example, race, ethnicity, gender, socio-economic
Announced: November 18, 2020
Congratulations to Kwakwaka'wakw artist and author David Neel whose book 'The Way Home' was a finalist for the prestigious Hilary Weston Writer's Trust Prize in 2020.
This
Meet author Vickie Jensen virtually for an engaging and entertaining talk with a Q&A on her book Totem Pole Carving: Norman Tait, Bringing a Log to Life.
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1976 - 2020
We are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Ben Davidson on August 15th, who had a heart attack at age 44.
As an outstanding, notable artist with
1948 - 2020
We are very much saddened by the recent loss of Bill McLennan, Curator Emeritus of UBC’s Museum of Anthropology.
Born in Vancouver, William (Bill) McLennan received his Arts
On July 9th, Nunavut Day, we are celebrating internationally-acclaimed Inuit artist Qavavau Manumie.
His delicate touch, light colours and whimsical approach to depicting wildlife and landscapes of the far north
Throughout the entire year, we wait in anticipation for the longest day of the year to begin our summer. In particular, this recent spring has felt especially prolonged for
1949-2020
Accomplished Haida artist Gerry Marks passed away recently on March 27th at the age of 70 due to a heart attack. He was inspirational to many contemporary artists such
In celebrating International Women's Day on March 8th, we're honouring Coast Salish artist Angela Marston.
Angela has combined her skills as a wood carver and weaver to create a signature
Thursday, February 27, 2020 | Normandy Le Chantier Hotel, Paris, France.
International Indigenous Fashion Week Inc. (IIFW) will deliver a diverse experience blending fashion and music from artists and designers
CTV Video Interview with Corrine Hunt: Click here to view
On February 15th, 2020, Olympics medals designer Corrine Hunt is our guest artist for a special meet & greet celebration of the
On January 12th, we celebrate the 100th birthday of Bill Reid - one of Canada's preeminent and most distinguished First Nations artists. We gratefully acknowledge Vancouver's Museum of Anthropology
The Yaletown Roundhouse Community Centre recently hosted a four day exhibition for the Fulmer Award in First Nations Art, an event held in partnership with the BC Achievement Foundation.
On November 16th, specially invited guests gathered to celebrate the launch of David Neel's new memoir 'The Way Home' alongside his newest exhibition collection of fine jewelry, graphics and
This years Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week welcomes over 32 designers and will take place at both the Orpheum and Queen Elizabeth Theatre this November 18th to 21st.
Today is the official opening with blessing ceremony of the Gvákva’áus Haíɫzaqv (Heiltsuk big house) named by Chief Marilyn Slett in Bella Bella (Waglisla), British Columbia.
This five day event