A community exhibition celebrating Indigenous creativity, culture, and storytelling — now hanging in ArtSpring’s gallery and lobby through July 3, 2026, with extended hours and meet-the-artists moments over Indigenous Peoples Weekend.
Open during ArtSpring’s regular hours, June 3 – July 3, 2026. ArtSpring, Salt Spring Island.
Many pieces are available to purchase, including in the Children’s Gallery. Sales are between you and the artist.
Join us for the closing celebration and meet the artists, 12:00 to 2:00 PM, July 2, 2026, at ArtSpring.
A few moments from the exhibition — work spans painting, carving, beadwork, fused glass, printmaking, photography, and mixed media.
Indigenous artists of many Nations and mediums, showing together at ArtSpring.
A dedicated gallery uplifting the artwork of young Indigenous artists. Some pieces are for sale.
The Buffalo Who Raced Horses
A new Michif-language children’s book by Sherry Leigh Williams, rooted in Métis history and family memory. Several of the paintings in this show are illustrations from its pages — from the river valley where the story begins to the race that changes everything.
Funded by Métis Nation British Columbia.
IPW 2026 takes place on Salt Spring Island, within the ancestral and unceded homelands of Hul’q’umi’num and SENĆOŦEN-speaking Coast Salish peoples, including Nations with deep cultural, historical, and ongoing relationships to these lands and waters.
