Indigenous Art

online digital resource "to honor akaitapii (ancestors) and their desire to speak through a variety of recording media to the grandchildren they never had a chance to meet, thereby ensuring that their knowledge is carried through to future generations".

Part of the Blackfoot Digital library, Mootookakio'ssin is a digital collection of Blackfoot items from the 19th and 20th century, returning virtually to Blackfoot territory from museums in the UK

CARFAC (Canadian Artists’ Representation/Le Front des artistes canadiens) website with practical guidelines for respectful engagement with Indigenous Peoples.

Series of 4 short videos by Deh’cho Dene and woodland Cree intern Coral Madge for the Royal Alberta Museum blog.

City of Calgary website featuring public work by Indigenous artists.

Promoting healing by transferring Indigenous knowledge and culture through the arts.

The largest publicly funded art gallery in Canada that focuses exclusively on Canadian and Indigenous (contemporary) art.The McMichael is also the gallery of record for works on paper from the Inuit community of Kinngait (Cape Dorset).

Growing from a graphic design senior thesis at Oregon State University, this project maintains a list of historic designers and contemporary North American Indigenous graphic designers.

Focusing on art exhibitions, research, public art and awareness around Indigenous contemporary art, Ociciwan is working towards a long-term goal of creating an artist-run Indigenous contemporary arts centre in Edmonton.

Dedicated space at Stride Gallery focusing on early career Black, Indigenous, People of Colour, and racialized artists also within the LGBTQIA2S+ community in Mohkinstisis (Calgary).

Qaumajuq, opened in 2021 and connected to the Winnipeg Art Gallery (WAG), is home to the largest public collection of contemporary Inuit art in the world.

More than a media platform, ATCG "is a community of intelligent, imaginative, innovative and creative Indigenerds acknowledging and advancing the visibility of Native and Indigenous contributions to the world".