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Contemporary Canadian Indigenous Art specializing in the Northwest Coast

02/03/2026

Indigenous Art of the Day: Transformation Prints by Delmar Johnnie SELETZE (Coast Salish). SELETZE (1946-2012) was a renowned and recognized artist who quietly contributed to the contemporary revival of Coast Salish art. He broke barriers in depicting sacred ceremonial dance and transformation scenes and stories. This rare set of Remarque silkscreen prints show his keen artistic abilities in expressing Coast Salish culture.

01/23/2026

Indigenous Art of the Day: Orca Paddle, 2025 by Maynard Johnny Jr (Coast Salish, Kwakwaka’wakw). This 60” long yellow cedar paddle evokes the stories of support, protection and guidance the orca provided generations of canoe travel in the Northwest Coast. Finely painted in emotive primary colours of which Maynard is known for. An exquisite original. Currently available.

01/14/2026

Indigenous Art of the Day: Sacredness of the Four Seasons, 2025 by Isabel Rorick (Haida). Steeped in generations of weaving traditions (grand daughter of Florence Edenshaw Davidson), Rorick is one of the living masters of the form. Long exhibited in important museum shows and in collections all over the world, she is known widely as the best. This intricately made basket of spruce root and sun bleached grass stems, displays the preciseness of her work. Capped by a rattle in the lid’s bulb handle! An exhilarating piece!

01/11/2026

Indigenous Art of the Day: Bear Bowl & Eagle Spoon, 2025 by Dr. Richard Hunt CM, OBC (Kwakwaka’wakw). Legendary master Northwest Coast carver Hunt is still creating majestic works in his 70s. This large (23” long) footed red cedar bowl is unique and beautifully inlaid with abalone and the spoon is intricately painted. We are honored to work with Richard directly. A rare opportunity to acquire his art.

01/10/2026

Indigenous Art of the Day: Sea Wolf, 2025 by Luke Marston (Coast Salish). Red cedar, paint, industrial clear coat - 36” diameter. This luminous and glistening gold large panel depicts Sea Wolf transforming to Orca. Traditional colours replicate those of the Porsche logo, merging two wholly diverse universes at once. A continuation of a project where Luke custom designed a Porsche Cayenne. Only five panels in this edition. Currently available.

01/09/2026

Indigenous Art of the Day: Eagle Panel, 2025 by Sean Whonnock (Kwakwaka’wakw). An exquisite hand-carved yellow cedar panel (20” diameter) perfectly inlaid with abalone. Whonnock is a master carver known for fine lines and deep carving. This is displayed in the ancestor face in the forehead of the eagle in the top of the panel and in the layering of the feathers at the bottom. Currently available.

01/08/2026

Indigenous Art of the Day: The Raven and the Big Fisherman, 1983 by Bill Reid (Haida). Graphite on paper. We are so honoured to have this original master work by one of the grandfathers of contemporary Northwest Coast art. This is one from a series of 10 Haida myth drawings exhibited in 1983. The 10 drawings and myths were published as “The Raven Steals Light” and later turned into a set of five lithographs. A sight to see!

01/07/2026

Indigenous Art of the Day: “Trickster 4: What Me Worry”, 2025 by Randy “The Raven” Babichuk (Nuu-chah-nulth). Painting on board.

Statement: “Alfred E Newman of Mad Magazine (1955 - present) is compared to the Northwest Coast Raven in this painting. Both are tricksters and shape-shifters who challenged societal norms, offer satirical critique, provide cultural reflection, and use humour to convey important messages.”

We welcome Randy the Raven to Mark Loria Gallery. Steeped in a decades long practice in Victoria of graffiti art, street and skateboard culture, comic books, and the punk rock scene, Randy brings a Banksy-like mix of social commentary, humour and contemporary flair - all grounded in his Nuu-chah-nulth indigenous heritage. We are excited to introduce Randy to our community with a special thanks to Aunty Collective on their 2025 exhibition of Randy’s new work.

09/14/2025

A very special exhibition of the powerful work of George Littlechild at Comox Valley Art Gallery. Leading up to and including the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30th. Special screening of George’s documentary Nanekawâsis. Make the trip up island for this. Go to comoxvalleyartgallery.com for full details.

08/26/2025

Indigenous Art of the Day - Killer Whale Mask, 2024 by Heber Reece, Tsimshian. This exceptional mask is full of character and expression. Carved from alder with dorsal fin beautifully steam-curved into position. Massive inlaid blowhole in abalone shell with exquisite cedar bark tying. Currently available in our New Works 2024 summer collection.

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621 Fort Street
Victoria, BC
V8W1G1

Opening Hours

Tuesday	11am - 6pm
Wednesday	11am - 6pm
Thursday	11am - 6pm
Friday	11am - 6pm
Saturday	11am - 6pm

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+12503838224

Website

http://markloriagallery.com/

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