Websites using northwest coast art as a keyword

Fine art, black and white photography gallery featuring work of Al Camp, Stu Levy, Ken Smith, Pat Morrissey, Paul Roark, Lynn Radeka, Bob Hallock

Specializing Northwest Coast Native Art, House of Himwitsa offers First Nation jewellery, native wedding rings and wedding bands, wooden masks, gold and silver jewellery, and wooden carvings. Himwitsa Lodge provides quality Tofino Accommodation in Tofino, British Columbia, Canada with the view of Clayoqout Sound. Sea Shanty offers Tofino Restaurant with Tofino Seafood, a full service restaurant with locally caught seafood.

Coast Salish Artist Joe Jack specializes in the unique, traditional, hand carved gold and silver jewellery, and original works of Native Indian Art of the Coast Salish People.

Northwest Coast Native Art Gallery. Featuring Native Artwork, Inuit Art, Soapstone Carvings, Jewelry, Moccasins, Mukluks, Cedar Bark Weaving, Drums and More.

Linda Robertson is a nationally recognized artist, art instructor and the author of Embracing Encaustic: Learning to Paint with Beeswax. She hosts a series of online encaustic classes bringing together a community of international artists at RobertsonWorkshops.com. Linda is often a featured speaker and instructor at national art conferences and her work has been published in numerous books and periodicals including American Art Collector, Professional Artist, and Authentic Visual Voices. Linda's work has been shown throughout the United States. For more information, please visit her website at www.lindarobertsonarts.com.

Hill's Native Art is North America's largest northwest Coast Native Art Gallery.

Traditional and contemporary native American and wildlife art inspired by the pacific northwest and Alaska.

Fine native indian art from the Pacific Northwest Coast - Northwest Coast native art

Zoomdak.com features spectacular nature and landscape photography by Pacific Northwest photographer Thomas Robinson. Experience beautiful Oregon Coast photos, amazing National Park pictures, and some of the best images from across the United States.

Contemporary Northwest Coast Art

Totem Poles | Story Poles | Custom Wood Carvings - Totem Pole art adds beauty and interest to your home, landscape or business.

Gitga'at means "People of the Cane." the Gitga’at people have existed in their Territory on what is now British Columbia ’s northwest coast. The wellbeing of their people is intricately related to the health of their lands, waters, and resources, and the community continues to work to sustain their abundance and richness. Gitga’at culture is strengthening, and traditional practices continue to shape day to day life in the village.

We present important exhibitions of Canadian aboriginal art, featuring new works by senior artists and exploring the work of the talented next generation.

Photographer Ed Devereaux