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Apr 09, 2020

The first of its kind, the book Understanding Northwest Coast Indigenous Jewelry was just recently released. As beautiful as it...

Apr 04, 2020

Lattimer Gallery is proud to have recently begun carrying the artwork of young Haida artist Roger Smith. Roger's Haida name...

Mar 04, 2020

Lattimer Gallery recently acquired a collection of over 100 vintage serigraphs by acclaimed Musqueam artist, Susan Point. Primarily from the...

Feb 19, 2020

Encode is a pair of paintings by upcoming Coast Salish artist Cody Lecoy. In a literal sense they depict the...

Jan 18, 2020

In January of this year, the Duchess of Sussex - Meghan Markle - was spotted wearing a gold necklace with...

Feb 09, 2019

Many carvings made by Northwest Coast First Nations carvers represent specific stories or legends; Phil Gray, young Ts'msyen/Cree artist, centers...

Jan 05, 2019

Within the Northwest Coast First Nations art market, the concept and boundaries of materiality are constantly being expanded upon and...

Nov 10, 2018

Kwagulth Johnny Wears a Plains Cree Headdress This is a piece about Pan Indianism and First Nations people posing as...

Sep 21, 2018

While we have been carrying the work of Gitxsan artist Trevor Angus for many years, we have been working especially...

Jul 04, 2018

Local organization Artists For Kids was established in 1989 through a generous partnership between some of Canada's finest artists and...

Jun 18, 2018

Situated above the enormous aquarium in YVR Airport’s International Terminal is a permanent and monumental sculpture by Lyle Wilson and...

Apr 07, 2018

We are proud to announce that Lattimer Gallery is opening its third location. Two years ago we opened a second...