- Eugene Alfred
- Alvin Amason
- Alvin Aningayou
- James Aningayou
- Pat Amos
- Selina Alexander
- Melonie Ancheta
- Merle Apassingok
- Evans Aptaki
- Kenojuak Ashevak
- Earl Atchak
- Johnny August
- Aliona Aziornaya
- Matthew Baker
- Troy Baker
- Isaac Bignell
- Dempsey Bob
- David Boxley
- David R. Boxley
- Harry Brower
- Cora Echalook Brown
- Wayne Carlick
- Al Charles Jr.
- Jim Charlie
- Benjamin Chee Chee
- Greg Colfax
- Rande Cook
- Paul Cousineau
- Kevin Cranmer
- Edward S. Curtis
- Douglas David
- Lisa David
- Robert Davidson
- Francis Dick
- Janthina DuSavage
- Kim Elkins
- Lisa Fifield
- Stan Greene
- Tony Gulbrandsen
- Les Harper
- John Hoover
- Tom Hunt
- Darren Joseph
- Van Joseph
- David Mungo Knox
- Keith Kaningok
- John Kokuluk
- Dean Kulowiyi
- Frank Kuzuguk
- Ricky Kuzuguk
- Darrell J. LeBlanc
- David Louis
- Ken Lubas
- Chingis Mandaganov
- Yuri Mandaganov
- George Matilpi
- Fred Mayak
- Al Mayak
- Micah McCarty
- Jack Moore
- Bobby Nashookpuk
- Harry Al Ningealook
- Maxine Noel
- Willie Olanna
- Aaron Ooseuk
- Stanley Oozeva
- Carson Oozeva
- Bert Oozevesuek
- Dawn Oman
- Tony Pelewook
- Bonnie Pemberton
- Roy Peratrovich
- Andy Peterson
- Brian Perry
- Shaun Peterson
- Susan Point
- Ben Pungowiyi
- Heber Reece
- Michael Robinson
- Clint Rogers
- Ivan Rosugbu
- Don Savage
- Leonard Savage
- Richard Shorty
- Archie Slwooko
- Charles Slwooko
- Gary Sockpik
- Ladd Soonagrook
- Moses Soonagrook
- Doe Stahr
- Eric Tetpon
- John Nasoalook Tetpon
- Jim Tobuk
- Stanley Tocktoo
- Robert Tungian
- James Uglowook
- Micah Vogel
- Craig Voisin
- Willie Wadhams
- William Watts
- Victor West
- Edwin J. Weyiouanna
- Tony Weyiouanna Jr.
- John Waghiyi
- Reggie Wongittlin
Michael Robinson
Cree
Michael Robinson, an accomplished artist and writer, continually explores and rediscovers lost histories and uncertain futures. For Robinson, life exists as a series of complex systems and interrelationships that must be carefully considered. “Dumping in a river is the same as polluting yourself. You can’t constantly pollute yourself and expect to make worthwhile comments on other things.”
John Hoover
Aleut
Born in Cordova, Alaska, in 1919 to an Aleut-Russian mother and a Dutch father, John Hoover worked as a fisherman, taxi driver, musician and sailor. His personal style evolved from his studies with renowned Apache sculptor Allan Houser at the Institute of the American Indian in Santa Fe. By the late 1970’s, Hoover's art was in major museums and exhibition halls as well as the finest collections in the world.
Stan Green
Coast Salish
Born in Mission, BC in 1953, Stan Green's paternal grandfather was Nez Perce, a descendant of the renowned Chief Joseph. Green began making his living as an artist in 1976. He is now a leading carver for the Salish people, credited with numerous major commissions such as totem poles for Japan and a pole for the 1994 Commonwealth Games. He currently resides with his wife and children in the Fraser Valley, B.C.
