NWT Arts

I have submitted written articles on Indian Residential School and Dene legends since the 1980s&n

Born in Inuvik, N.T.  Was raised in both Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk, N.T. 

Alex Hood is a northern artist who focuses on non-traditional media to create detailed works insp

Verda has been sewing for 40 years. She makes fur mitts, mukluk, crow boots and slippers.

Sylvia began making art when she was 14 years old.

Rosemary has been making art all her life.

Leonie was taught art by her aunt, her great great grandmother, and her mom.

Margaret was taught how to make art by her mother.

Julie is from Fort Providence and now lives in Fort Simpson.

Janet has been creating art since she was 20 years old.

I am creator behind Amaamaga previously Against the Bead.

Jessi Johnson is a plains cree Metis born and raised in the NWT.

Evelyn learn how to do art from her mother when she was teenager.

We regret to advise readers that Corine has passed away. Her profile remains in her memory.

The smell of moose hide and sparkly beads are my earliest memories of craft.

Brenda learned to create art since she was a child around 10 years old.

After moving from Whitby, Ontario to Fort Simpson in 2012, I fell in love with traditional c

Angie Sabourin currently lives in the Kátł’odeeche First Nation.  She sells her artwork in t