Places and Organizations

Organizations, Associations and Collections

Centre for Indigenous Theatre, The

Provides theatrical training informed by traditional artistic expression, teaching and values, while creating an environment that encourages cultural exchange of practices and techniques between Nations and communities.

De-ba-jeh-mu-jig Theatre Group

Official website from the De-ba-jeh-mu-jig Theatre Group based in Wikwemikong, Ontario.

Inuit Prints Inspired By Legends

Selections from The Dr. Priscilla Tyler and Maree Brooks Collection of Inuit Art.

Source: Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG)

Native Earth Performing Arts Inc.

Not-for-profit organization dedicated to creating, developing and producing professional artistic expression of the Aboriginal experience in Canada.

Odawa Neeskak Toastmasters

Odawa Neeskak Toastmasters, Ottawa's only Aboriginal Toastmasters club, invite people of all nations to come and learn about communication and leadership.

Ojibway and Cree Cultural Centre

Non-profit organization seeking to maintain and strengthen the cultural identity of Aboriginal people in the NAN territory, develop positive images for Aboriginal people in the NAN communities, etc.

Ojibwe Cultural Foundation

Established in 1974 to preserve and promote the culture and heritage of the Anishnaabe people – the Ojibwe, Odawa and Pottawatomi.

Red Sky

Red Sky creates and produces original works for adult and family audiences, and explores the artistic landscape where world Indigenous cultures merge.

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Places and Galleries

Arctic Experience Gallery

The gallery specializes in sculpture from Cape Dorset, Baffin Island in the new territory of Nunavut.

Baffin Inuit Art

Baffin Inuit Art Galleries specialises exclusively in Inuit (Eskimo) art sculptures from Cape Dorset on Baffin Island, in Canada's high arctic.

Balzac Fine Arts

Balzac Fine Arts sells fine Canadian and Inuit Art. Visit the Gallery in the Royal York in Toronto, Canada or browse the on-line catalogue.

Dorset Fine Arts

Dorset Fine Arts was established in Toronto in 1978 to continue to develop and serve the market for Inuit fine art produced by the artist members of the Co-operative.

Eskimo Art Gallery

Specializes in Inuit sculpture. In business since 1981, they have gained an international reputation for providing one of the largest collections of Contemporary Inuit Sculpture in Canada, as well as one of the finest.

Feheley Fine Arts

Feheley Fine Arts is a contemporary art gallery specializing in the finest quality original Inuit art from across the Canadian Arctic.

Galerie d'art Vincent

For 25 years, Galerie d'art Vincent has sold fine Canadian and Inuit Art. Visit our Gallery in the Château Laurier in Ottawa, Canada or browse our on-line catalogue.

Gallery Indigena

Gallery Indigena specializes in Inuit Sculpture and Prints, Iroquois Sculpture, Paintings , North West Coast Masks and Wood Art.

Gallery Phillip

Located north of Metro Toronto, Gallery Phillip has showcased Inuit art for over 29 years, and features an extensive collection of sculpture, graphics and drawings in a variety of styles and subjects.

Guild Shop's Inuit and Native Gallery, The

The Guild Shop has been a cornerstone of the Toronto crafts community since 1932 by featuring exhibitions of Inuit and Native art.

Source: Ontario Crafts Council

Images and Crafts of Nishnawbe–Aski

This site is dedicated to the arts and crafts created by Nishnawbe-Aski people of Northwestern Ontario, Canada.

Inuit Gallery, The

This gallery, located in London, Ontario, has brought some of the finest work in sculpture, print, and jewellery from the Arctic and across North America.

Iroqrafts

Traditional & ceremonial Iroquois crafts & arts from the Six Nations Reserve -- Indian & Inuit. Serving museums, collectors & retailers since 1959.

Maslak McLeod Gallery

The Maslak McLeod Gallery has operated a fine art gallery dealing in Canadian Art for over thirty years. The gallery specializes in Native art - Woodland, Inuit, Plains and Maritime.

Mill Side Ceramics and Crafts

Millside Ceramics is a small ceramic art business ran by Marleen Murphy. The site features a product gallery and lists the events where she has exhibited her work.

Museum of Inuit Art (MIA)

The aim of the gallery is to reflect the spirit and culture of the Inuit people in a worthy setting.

Native Renaissance II

Located in historic Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, this Gallery & Gift Shop features original sculptures & music by Mohawk artist Thomas B. Maracle, houses 30 other talented artists work, and showcases native artefacts.

Snow Goose, The

Specializes in Inuit and Native art from the East coast to the West coast and across Northern Canada, and has a unique collection of Inuit sculpture, North West Coast wood carvings, jewellery and prints.

Whetung Ojibwa Centre

Offers a spectacular collection of Indian crafts as well as fine art, sculpture, masks, leather work, clothing, jewelry, music, and books from across Canada and right here at home.

Woodland Printers and Native Art Gallery

The Woodland Printers and Native Art Gallery web site provides descriptions of their products and services, and features a virtual art gallery.

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