Welcome to Hill's Native Art in Nanaimo

Hill's Native Art, located in Nanaimo, British Columbia, is a distinguished art gallery specializing in Indigenous art from the Pacific Northwest. Founded in 1995 by both artist and curator, James Hill, the gallery's mission is to promote Indigenous culture and heritage through the display and sale of authentic artworks in various mediums. The gallery is known for its extensive collection of contemporary and traditional Native art, featuring renowned artists such as Bill Reid, Emily Carr, and Robert Davidson. Hill’s Native Art not only showcases paintings and sculptures but also hosts workshops and educational events aimed at bridging the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities. With a focus on environmental themes and cultural storytelling, Hill's Native Art attracts art enthusiasts, collectors, and tourists alike who are eager to learn about the rich history and vibrant creativity of Indigenous peoples. The gallery serves as a vital cultural hub in Nanaimo, offering a welcoming space for dialogue and appreciation of Indigenous artistry.