Here at the Silver Gallery, we are

honoured and proud

to carry works by over 60 First Nations artists,

many of which we have been working with since we opened our original location in 1996.

We carry artists from many different tribes and nations, all over B.C. and Canada.

This map below is showing some of the traditional lands of the first Nations people.

Meet The Artists

Browse Artworks from:

Nations:

Anishinaable

Coast Salish

Cree

Dakelh / Carrier

Dene

Gitxsan

Haida

Heiltsuk

kwakwaka'wakw / Kwakiutl

Artists Belong to

Coast Salish

Artie George

Carl Mann

Cree

Carrie Matilpi

Corey Larocque

Gary Olver

Valerie Malesku

Dakelh / Carrier

Carrie Matilpi

Charles Harper

Mike Matilpi

Randy A. Wisla

Victoria Harper

Dene

Earth. H. Walker

Matthew McKay

Sandi McKay

Gitxsan

(Ya'Ya)

Charles Heit

Corey Larocque

Trevor Angus

Haida

Alvin Adkins

Chris Russ

Colby Gates

Corey Larocque

Ding Hutchingson

Faye Russ

Frank Paulson

Garner Moody

Gregory Neil Williams

Gryn White

Harold Yeltatzie

James McGuire

Lloyd H. Hersch

Nelson Cross

Norman Bentley

Robert Cross

Ron Russ

Ronald E. Wilson

Walter Davidson

Wayne Wilson

Heiltsuk

Robert J. Walsh

Sheldon Williams

Tyrone Joseph

Kwakwakaʼwakw / Kwakiutl)

Carrie Matilpi

Cristiano Bruno Matilpi

Dennis Matilpi

Don Wadhams

Gary Seaweed

Harold Alfred

John Lancaster

Mike Matilpi

Paddy Seaweed

Rick Johnson

Sonia Triebwasser

Victoria Harper

( Part of Kwakiutl / Kwakwakaʼwakw )

Namgis

Donald L. Lancaster

Nisga'a

Matthew McKay

Sandi McKay

Nuu-chan-nulth

Ivan Thomas

Nuxalk

Marven Tallio

Saulteaux

Allen Thompson

Tlingit

Fred Myra

Tsimshian

Bill Helin

Leanne Helin

There are many totem symbols that the artists interpret, depict, and gain inspiration from.

Each totem has its own meaning and mythology.

Here are the totems and a short description of what the animal or symbol represents.

Totem Symbols