New Collections with Oscardo
Sioux Artist
Maxine Noel
Walk Beyond is more than a design—it is a name given to Maxine by a Sioux elder at birth, a profound honour that carries deep cultural significance. Rooted in prophecy and purpose, Walk Beyond reflects the journey of Indigenous women stepping into a future shaped by wisdom and unity. The image was also selected for the cover and title of a book honouring Olive Dickason, further underscoring its importance.
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Kwakwaka’wakw Artist
Adam Lewis
Adam Lewis is a Kwakwaka’wakw artist from Cape Mudge Village on Quadra Island,
British Columbia. A lifelong creator, Adam began his journey with acrylic
paintings on canvas and large-scale aerosol murals. Today, he is deeply devoted
to the art of Northwest Coast formline—a practice that not only inspires his
work but also serves as a powerful connection to his Laich-Kwil-Tach ancestry
and cultural heritage.
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Atikamekw Nehirowisiw Artist
Eruoma Awashish
Eruoma Awashish, Atikamekw Nehirowisiw artist from Opitciwan and graduate in
interdisciplinary arts, explores the decolonization of the Sacred. Winner of
the MNBAQ's Current Art Award in 2025, she exhibits internationally and works
to promote her culture.
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Gitxsan Artist
Michelle Stoney
Michelle Stoney was raised in the Gitxsan territory, in the house of Delgamuukw. Michelle is an acrylic painter, jeweller, sculptor and muralist. Michelle completed her Bachelor of fine arts degree from the Emily Carr University of Art and Design in 2012 and Graduated from the Northwest Coast Jewellery Arts program at NEC in 2018.
In 2019 Michelle received a BC achievement award (Fulmer award) known as the Crabtree McLennan Emerging artist award. Michelle is currently living in her home community of Gitanmaax , following in her late grandfathers (Victor Mowatt) footsteps teaching art to the local communities.
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