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WOLFQuinn James is a Kwakwakawakw artist from the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island whose work is grounded in traditional Northwest Coast carving, cultural protocol, and ceremonial knowledge. Raised within the potlatch system and trained by his father Simon Dick James, he carved his first mask at the age of 13 and has since developed a practice that bridges contemporary expression with ancestral Kwakwakawakw traditions. His experience as a dancer,

he created iconic works including Olympic-themed serigraphs for Calgary’s 1988 Winter Games and the Calgary Flames uniforms

Owning a Robert Genn original brings the majesty of the natural world into your space while adding a valuable

Robert Genn (1936-2014) celebrated the wilderness he loved by painting on location and at times

modern Indigenous success)

Kathie Thomas’ landscapes capture the energy

his paintings make a bold yet refined statement

Each piece is a statement of artistry

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but also directly supports living artists and the continued growth of printmaking studios in Arctic communities

Each piece evokes a sense of memory and storytelling

Using oil and metallic paints

offering a balance of abstraction and representation that sparks curiosity