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Aboriginal Artists in New Brunswick

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New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
Aboriginal Artists in New Brunswick
Tara works primarily with porcupine quillwork and silk dyeing, but she also paints and does sculptural work. She learned her crafts at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, where she completed the Native Arts program as well as several more years of advanced study. Now she teaches workshops as well as works on her own projects in her studio Art Programs, New Brunswick, Porcupine, Silk Dyeing, Native Art, Metamorphosis, Tara, Quilling
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Silk Dyeing
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Metamorphosis
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Tara works primarily with porcupine quillwork and silk dyeing, but she also paints and does sculptural work. She learned her crafts at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, where she completed the Native Arts program as well as several more years of advanced study. Now she teaches workshops as well as works on her own projects in her studio
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
Aboriginal Artists in New Brunswick
My name is Natalie Sappier-Samaqani Cocahq (The Water Spirit) I am a Wolastoqiyik Indigenous multidisciplinary artist from Tobique First Nation. Much of the teachings carry along the Wolastoq waters and it lead me into art community in Fredericton-where my arts practice is currently based and a place I call home also. ​ Fredericton, Art Practice, First Nations, Community Art, Teachings, Natalie, Lead
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My name is Natalie Sappier-Samaqani Cocahq (The Water Spirit) I am a Wolastoqiyik Indigenous multidisciplinary artist from Tobique First Nation. Much of the teachings carry along the Wolastoq waters and it lead me into art community in Fredericton-where my arts practice is currently based and a place I call home also. ​
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
Aboriginal Artists in New Brunswick
Carver, Sculptor, Wildlife / Animals I take a regular piece of wood and transform it into a creation in which the shape, beautiful grains and texture will astound you when you see and touch it. Carver, Transformations, Photo Image, Grains, Wildlife, Lion Sculpture, Take That
Carver
Transformations
Photo Image
Grains
Wildlife
Lion Sculpture
Take That
Carver, Sculptor, Wildlife / Animals I take a regular piece of wood and transform it into a creation in which the shape, beautiful grains and texture will astound you when you see and touch it.
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
Aboriginal Artists in New Brunswick
Phyllis Grant is a Mi’gmaq artist from Pabineau First Nation. She is a mother, artist, rapper, filmmaker, dreamer and lover of all creation. Phyllis has collaborated with several organizations and groups –from the province of NB to Coca-Cola Canada, the National Film Board of Canada and Honor the Earth. An interdisciplinary artist, her works include animated films, poetry and music, as well as paintings and illustrations Mother Artist, Interdisciplinary, Phyllis, Animation Film, Organizations, Grant
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Phyllis Grant is a Mi’gmaq artist from Pabineau First Nation. She is a mother, artist, rapper, filmmaker, dreamer and lover of all creation. Phyllis has collaborated with several organizations and groups –from the province of NB to Coca-Cola Canada, the National Film Board of Canada and Honor the Earth. An interdisciplinary artist, her works include animated films, poetry and music, as well as paintings and illustrations
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
Aboriginal Artists in New Brunswick
"We Were Not the Savages" by Guéganne Doucet. Canadian born International artists has a double heritage of the first two nations in Canada, Mi`kmaq and Acadian. Over the course of my career, my work has evolved from realistic to figurative realist forms and geometric abstraction. Savages, First Second, International Artist, Figurative, Career, Heritage, Born
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"We Were Not the Savages" by Guéganne Doucet. Canadian born International artists has a double heritage of the first two nations in Canada, Mi`kmaq and Acadian. Over the course of my career, my work has evolved from realistic to figurative realist forms and geometric abstraction.
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
Aboriginal Artists in New Brunswick
E. Ned Bear has a 25 year experience in the Visual Arts Field. Bear received formal art training at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, and was the first aboriginal student to graduate from this institution, including graduating with honors. Bear Mask, Painting People, Amazing Art, Sculpting, Sculptures, Abstract Art, Year 11, Male Sketch
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Painting People
Amazing Art
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Abstract Art
Year 11
Male Sketch
E. Ned Bear has a 25 year experience in the Visual Arts Field. Bear received formal art training at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, and was the first aboriginal student to graduate from this institution, including graduating with honors.
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
Aboriginal Artists in New Brunswick
Award winning Canadian folklore painter Brian Allen Adams, a graduate of Mohawk College,worked for DND and Tourism NB for a number of years as a commercial artist. Brian has been painting professionally for over 25 years and is a owner/dealer of a art gallery in Saint Andrews, NB. His work can be found in collections around the world. Each painting brings forth the Spirit of Canada through the artist interpretation of Canadian and Native folklore. Saint Andrews, College Work, Mohawk, Folklore, Adams, Dnd, Brian
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Award winning Canadian folklore painter Brian Allen Adams, a graduate of Mohawk College,worked for DND and Tourism NB for a number of years as a commercial artist. Brian has been painting professionally for over 25 years and is a owner/dealer of a art gallery in Saint Andrews, NB. His work can be found in collections around the world. Each painting brings forth the Spirit of Canada through the artist interpretation of Canadian and Native folklore.
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
Aboriginal Artists in New Brunswick