THINKIN' ABOUT SALMON

THINKIN' ABOUT SALMONCathryn Jenkins is an award winning Canadian sculptor based on Salt Spring Island, BC, known for her stylized representational wildlife sculptures in stone and bronze. Influenced early on by her mother, sculptor Fran Jenkins, she developed a deep understanding of form, texture, and the relationship between artist and material, which is reflected in her bold, tactile approach to sculpture. Her wildlife works, including bears, eagles, and otters, are

plane and even horseback on Canada's West Coast

Whether you are a frequent collector or just discovering his work for the first time

Collecting Inuit sculpture also directly supports Indigenous artists and helps sustain Northern communities where this tradition remains an important cultural and economic practice

often conflicting landscapes and figurative works that evoke emotion and provoke thought

and a graduate with honours from Emily Carr College of Art and Design

and the rhythms of nature

and connection to the natural world

Peter McFarlane’s work is an excellent choice for collectors seeking contemporary conceptual art that combines sustainability

Each sculpture Sopel creates is a bespoke

and the living traditions of the Kwakwaka’wakw Nation

making them highly sought-after by collectors who value craftsmanship and unique pieces that celebrate our environment

His carvings are not abstract