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Search by artist, subject or location for arts and crafts produced by Saskatchewan's native people. Artist's biographies and photos of their work are provided.
http://www.sicc.sk.ca/native_arts/
The Aboriginal Curatorial Collective is a national service organization that supports Aboriginal art curators in protecting, fostering and extending the First Nations arts and culture.
http://www.aboriginalcuratorialcollective.org/
Largest online collection of Inuit and Native art featuring approximately 400 Canadian aboriginal artists. Includes paintings, prints, authentic sculptures, and other masterpieces.
http://www.inuitarteskimoart.com
Arnold James Isbister of Saskatoon is an artist whose paintings reflect a combination of traditional Native art, surrealism and abstract styles.
http://www.artplaces.com/isbister/
For over twenty-five years Alcheringa Gallery has exhibited art by tribal artists from three areas:­ the Northwest Coast of Canada, Papua New Guinea, and Australia.
http://www.alcheringa-gallery.com/
Artist's biography, news, and gallery of his works.
http://www.alexjanvier.com/
Biography of Allen Sapp, background of his art, gallery of images, history of the gallery, educational activities, and related links.
http://www.allensapp.com/
Multi-disciplinary arts organization that encourages and develops indigenous artists. Information about events and services, plus virtual art gallery.
http://www.andpva.com/
Organization dedicated to the preservation of Inuit culture. Includes activities and programs (archeology, history, oral tradition, genealogy).
http://www.avataq.qc.ca/
History of the gallery, photos and prices of sculptures, information about Baffin Island, and legend of inukshuk.
http://www.baffininuitart.com/
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