Janice Robertson
Janice’s paintings are in commercial galleries and collections throughout the world. She is also a popular and well-respected workshop instructor.
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W. Allan Hancock
Allan’s work has twice appeared on the Canadian Wildlife Habitat Conservation Stamp, and two books exclusively feature his paintings.
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Kindrie Grove
Kindrie’s work is featured in galleries across Canada, in international private and corporate collections and at the Toronto Congress Centre’s “Kindrie Grove Wing.
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April White
April worked as a field geologist before directing her talents toward art that honours her heritage, the natural and the mythological world.
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Todd Stephens
Gitlaxdax artist Todd Stephens graduated from the Freda Diesing School of Northwest Coast Art’s Fine Arts Diploma program in 2009 and won the YVR Art Foundation Scholarship Award in 2008 and 2010.
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Kevin Johnson
Kevin is a self-taught pencil artist who strives to create photorealistic detail by relying on texture and tonal values of the subject.
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Carol Young Bagshaw
Carol is a descendent of the Eagles of Haida Gwaii. Using alder and cedar, she carves wish passion for the animal life that are part of her and her larger family.
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Shawn Aster
Fueled by his Gitkxaala (Kitkatla) culture, environment and mothers interest in art, shawn followed his passion for art.
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Roberta Sutherland
Roberta was born and raised on BC’s West Coast never far from a shoreline. She was the Geneva Editart “Cercle des Amis” artist in 2012.
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Stewart Marshall
Stewart grew up in Montreal, where he also received his art education. Intrigued by First Nations art, he travelled to the West Coast, built a kayak, and transported himself and his art supplies north.
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Paul Jorgensen
Paul Jorgensen graduated from the (now) Emily Carr University of Art + Design. His trip to the Great Bear Rainforest deeply concerned him with questions of sustainability in such a delicate and pristine ecosystem.
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Dominik J. Modlinski
Dominik was born in Warsaw, Poland, in 1970 and graduated with a Fine Arts degree from the Ontario College of Art in 1993. His extreme painting expeditions have taken him around the globe.
