27th Annual First Nations Art Contest
Peace Hills Trust
First Nation’s artists protect and provide venue for our history, our traditions and our heritage. For 27 years it has been our goal to encourage, support and nurture our First Nations artists as they take us on their journey providing texture, beauty and soul to our culture and heritage.
Peace Hills Trust has been proud to host a First Nations art Contest for the last 27 years, which has showcased some of the finest paintings and artwork in Canada. First Nation’s artists from across the full realm of the country have entered, won and sold their works through our contest.
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It was always a dream of mine to make music, ever since I was a kid. Writing about life and making it into music was my passion, every chance I had to do something musical whether it was playing the spoons to fiddle music, or picking up my uncles’ guitar to singing songs from the radio, or making my own songs. Not a lot of people know that before I was a dancer I was a traditional drummer and singer at the canadian Native Friendship centre in Edmonton, with the Whitebraid Society singers and dancers.
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