Welcome to Prince George Native Art Gallery in Prince george

Welcome to the Prince George Native Art Gallery, located in the vibrant city of Prince George, British Columbia, Canada. Established to celebrate and promote Indigenous art, the gallery serves as a cultural hub that showcases the rich artistic traditions of First Nations artists. The gallery is renowned for its diverse exhibits that feature various forms of art, including traditional carving, painting, textile work, and contemporary installations. Representing a plethora of celebrated Indigenous artists such as Robert Davidson, Jane Ash Poitras, and Kittie Hoper, this gallery offers a unique glimpse into the world of Indigenous creativity and expression. The Prince George Native Art Gallery is committed to fostering a deep appreciation for Indigenous culture through art. Having been founded in 2006, the gallery's mission focuses on cultural preservation and education, seeking to inspire visitors with the stories and history behind each artwork. The target audience includes art enthusiasts, students, and anyone interested in learning more about Indigenous cultures. With a distinctive emphasis on both traditional and contemporary Indigenous art, the gallery aims to bridge the gap between cultures, providing a platform for Indigenous voices in the art community. From engaging workshops to community events, the Prince George Native Art Gallery actively involves the public in the celebration of Indigenous art. An interesting fact is that the gallery also collaborates with local schools to offer educational programs, helping to instill a sense of pride in Indigenous heritage among younger generations.