NWT Arts

Rosaline was taught by her mother, local women in the community, and her sewing class in school.

Noella was taught by her mother and sister how to make traditional art.

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.

We regret to advise readers that Tom has passed away. His profile remains in his memory.

Grace started making art at the age of 6.

Genevieve creates uppers, headbands, key chains, bank card holders, picture frames, earrings, hai

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.

Nora was taught to sew from her mother over 20 years ago.

Born and raised in Fort Smith.  I have been carving for almost 3 decades.

Sheena is a Dene Artist from Ford Good Hope and Tulita in the Sahtu Region.

Lianne is a self-taught jewelry artist of French descent, living in Yellowknife.

Melanie Jewell is a multimedia artist based in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories.

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.