Alcheringa Gallery is changing our name to Mark Loria Gallery. Please read the press release and more information will follow. Please bear with us as we make the changeover and get the new website up and running over the coming weeks.
Alcheringa Gallery is very pleased to present a new exhibition of senior Cree artist George Littlechild - Thunderbirds, Warriors, & Chiefs. STAGED OPENING - Nov 14, 2-4 pm with artist in attendance. Contact the gallery to book and to see FULL CATALOGUE - https://t.co/XfZrk8G6K2
Indigenous Art of the Day on Indigenous Resilience Day - Truth to Power, 2019 by lessLIE (Coast Salish). Acrylic on 36" round canvas. Coast Salish (the First Peoples of lower Vancouver Island, Vancouver, Seattle) face emboldened in the middle of the colonial flag.
NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY. Indigenous Art of the Day - Idle No More, 2012 by Andy Everson (Komoks/Kwakwaka'wakw). Alcheringa Gallery stands with our artists and all of the First Peoples of Turtle Island in the fight for equality, truth, reparation, and reconciliation.
Indigenous Art of the Day. Congratulations to Wuulhu Bracken Hanuse Corlett (Wuikinuxv/Klahoose, Vancouver-based) on the purchase of his work - Riding the Sisiutl, 2019 - by the Museum of Vancouver for display in the upcoming exhibition, "That Which Sustains Us." @museumofvan
Indigenous Art of the Day - Soul Love, 2017 by Margaret August (Coast Salish). Limited edition serigraph (silkscreen) print (available). In Northwest Coast symbology, swans are a sign of peace, balance, and eternal love, fidelity, faithfulness. #coastsalish#coastsalishart
We are reopening our doors on May 19th (adjusted hours - Tues-Sat 12-5 on)! Come and see this classic masterwork print by Bill Reid (Haida) - Haida Killer Whale "Skaana", 1973. We look forward to seeing you! #haidaart#billreidart#northwestcoastart#contemporaryindigenousart
Indigenous Art of the Day - Thunderbird from Ca-Win Transformation Mask, 2003 by Tim Paul (Nuu-cah-nulth). At the pull of a string the articulating human face rises out of the Thunderbird. Exquisite. Created with red cedar, cedar bark, string and paint. #nuuchahnulthart
Indigenous Art of the Day - spLIT yoU, 2014 by lessLIE (Coast Salish). This large 6'X6' painting is a subtle, profound and contemporary approach to the centuries old Salish spindle whorl. Currently available. #coastsalish#coastsalishart#indigenousart https://t.co/TZgC6ukhQT
Indigenous Art of the Day - Full Moon Session, 2019 by Nusmata Jarrod Saunders (Nuxalk). Based on the artist's own Central American trip hanging with surfers under a full moon. Beautifully carved and painted red cedar surfboard panel. #nuxalkart#indigenousart#northwestcoastart