The 2024 Skeena Salmon Art Show is now closed. Thank you to all our amazing artists who made this such an incredible show. Thank you to all those who purchased art and supported the artists and small town galleries. Thank you to the galleries (Terrace Art Gallery and the Art House in Bella Coola) for all their hard work in helping us get this show up in their community. Thank you to anyone who came to the opening, visited the show during the exhibition dates, shared a post, or hyped up our artists on social media. Finally, thank you to our sponsors, without which we would all be volunteering to make this happen every year! We look forwrad to next year's show, which will be touring to the Nisga'a Museum and the Smithers Art Gallery and will, once again, feature the theme Where Salmon and People Meet.
Jamie Nole is a neurodivergent indigenous artist from the Nisga’a and Tahltan nations of BC. She completed three years at the Freda Diesing School of First Nation’s Fine art. Currently she is learning to master the art of balancing motherhood and being a professional artist. Jamie loves using both her ancestors’ artform in modern storytelling to share life experiences that resonate with her or inspired her deeply. Creating with paints, wood sculpture, and graphic design, but will try new mediums for a short while. Often creating designs inspired by environmental awareness, culture, mother-hood, and mental health awareness & acceptance.
Jamie’s art can be found in Terrace Art Gallery gift shop, or you can purchase online through her website – injane.com
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