"Aboriginal artists weave the stories of their heritage into every stroke of their art, creating a vibrant tapestry that connects the past, present, and future."
Gilbert Sewell Painted by a local artist please reach out to staff for credit
Pabineau First Nation recognizes the immense significance of holding onto traditional art practices to preserve cultural identity and heritage. Artistic expressions are handed down through generations and encapsulate profound narratives, spiritual beliefs, and historical knowledge.
Traditional art practices serve as a living connection to ancestral roots, enabling the passing down of invaluable wisdom and stories that might otherwise fade over time. By engaging in and preserving these artistic traditions, we honour the past and empower the present and future. We celebrate our artists within the community.
Artists Coming Soon…
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![A woman with curly hair, wearing glasses, earrings, and necklaces, smiling in an indoor setting.]()
Monet Goode
FOUNDER
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![A man with dark, curly hair, glasses, and a beard, wearing a green sweater, looking to the side with a neutral expression.]()
Emmett Marsh
DESIGN DIRECTOR
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![A woman with shoulder-length black hair smiling in a greenhouse with green plants in the background.]()
Eleanor Parks
SUSTAINABILITY DIRECTOR
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![A woman with curly afro hair wearing glasses and hoop earrings, smiling in a room with a window in the background.]()
Jamie Kokot
CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGER
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![A man with curly dark hair, glasses, and facial hair, wearing a dark green sweater, looking to the side in a bright room.]()
Karl Holland
SALES MANAGER
