Makers

Vancouver, British Columbia · Own site

Svetlana Fouks and her partner Raymond run a Gastown gallery in the 1912 Le Magasin building at 332 Water Street, selling Northwest Coast, Inuit and Plains work: hand-signed serigraphs, giclées, intaglios and etchings printed on acid-free and rice paper, like Ben Houstie's Hawk, Hummingbird and Raven in blue and black at CA$300 each, alongside original paintings, argillite carvings, totem poles, masks, bentwood boxes, paddles, talking sticks, drums and gold and silver jewellery, plus a small shelf of Maori jewellery.

Tariff – please contact us for current updates on artworks and jewelry delivered to the USA. · content.govdelivery.com, Aug 22, 2026

Knowlton, Quebec · Own site

Mark London sells Inuit art out of the 1886 Brome Lea house on Chemin Knowlton: serpentine carvings such as Henry Evaluardjuk’s Fox and Padlaya Qiatsuq’s Owl, and original works on paper — Kenojuak Ashevak lithographs at $1,500, Saimaiyu Akesuk stonecuts, Ooloosie Saila etchings with chine collé at $800, Janet Kigusiuq drawings — with textiles and Iroquois sculpture alongside them.

People are either going to stop buying, or they’re going to buy far less, or American collectors will just buy what is already in the United States · nunatsiaq.com, Aug 11, 2026