NWT Arts

Cheryl grew up in the Mississauga area in Ontario, and moved to Yellowknife in 1997 with her fami

Agnes was born in Ulukhaktok, in the Beaufort Delta Region of the NWT, where she grew up until sh

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

Linda Martin lives in Fort Smith. She owns a company named Red Door Hand Painted Yarns.

Originally from Saskatchewan, Colette Labine has lived in numerous communities in the NWT, and no

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

Marie-Christine Aubrey has practiced her art in the Northwest Territories for over 20 years, howe

Born in southern Ontario, I moved to Inuvik in 1996 and lived there until moving south to Yellowk

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

Margrit first learned to knit when she was 5 years old from her aunt.

I have been crafting over 50 years, and was taught by my grandmother(s) and mother.

I have dabbled in the makers community for most of my life and have recently added weaving to my

Originally from Saskatchewan, Laurie Young now lives and works in Fort Smith.

Fabric is my medium of choice and I have been using it in various ways since my early teenage yea

Boris Atamanenko is a printmaker and graphic designer living in Yellowknife, Northwest Territorie

Upcoming Northern artist Brenda Penny was born in Fort St.

Dorathy is a self-taught quilter and artist.

Lois has been wet and needle felting for six years under the name of Tuckamoor Wildcrafts.