N.W.C. GRANNY LOGGERS

N.W.C. GRANNY LOGGERSJane Ash Poitras is one of Canadas most important contemporary Indigenous artists. Her work is immediately recognizable for its layered, symbolic, and deeply narrative style, blending Western contemporary art techniques with Cree cultural knowledge and lived experience. A defining feature of her artwork is complex layering. She combines paint, collage, photographs, text, and found objects. Poitras' works often resemble visual archives, stacked with

Papiara Tukiki has been a delightful mainstay of the annual collection since her first prints were introduced in 2004

Her work is immediately recognizable for its layered

shaped by a background in philosophy

focused on creating an immersive

Peter's process of sanding the multi layers of paint to reveal what is hidden beneath is a hint to the depth of his work - a reminder of the moments that need celebrating

and teepees that speak to themes of home

All of Poitras' work serves as a powerful reminder that language and culture is transient and it must be protected

Bring home a Peter Wyse painting and experience vibrant

she has also been a dedicated educator

Anastasia Kimmett is a Canadian mixed media artist based in Vancouver

Children are a gift from the Great SPIRIT

community identity