Adam Phipps
Adam Phipps is a filmmaker, musician, and installation artist. His core values of ecological responsibility, inclusive community, and equity are…
Learn MoreAdam Phipps is a filmmaker, musician, and installation artist. His core values of ecological responsibility, inclusive community, and equity are…
Learn MoreAmye Annett-Werner is a member of the Cayuga Nation, Wolf Clan from Six Nations of the Grand River Territory, Ontario.…
Learn MoreAndayah Laramee is an interdisciplinary artist who approaches their craft through their Cree and Ghanaian heritage. Andayah’s first contact with…
Learn MoreBrandon is a set and costume designer based in Toronto with work appearing on stages across Canada. He was nominated…
Learn MoreCandace Scott-Moore (Wilde) [Anishinaabe – Ojibwe Potawatomi] is a graduate from the Centre for Indigenous Theatre and The Banff Centre…
Learn MoreChristina is of European and Mi’kmaq ancestry and currently lives in Kettle & Stony Point First Nation. For the past…
Learn MoreChristine Tootoo is from Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, and currently works as a Youth Program Coordinator. She has worked on a…
Learn MoreCliff Cardinal is a writer and performer. His solo play HUFF was shortlisted for Amnesty International’s Freedom of Expression Award.…
Learn MoreJuno nominated Cris Derksen is an Internationally respected Indigenous Cellist and Composer. Originally from Treaty 8 in Northern Alberta, she…
Learn MoreDamien Nelson is press agent with 15 years of experience in marketing and communications in the arts sector. As a…
Learn MoreDaniel has a wealth of diverse experience that he brings to all his public relations work. He has a keen…
Learn MoreDehmin Cleland is an Objibwe and Odawa artist. Originally from Wikwemikong, she now resides in Toronto as she completes her…
Learn MoreMulti-award nominated, winner and loser, creator Brian Solomon is of mixed Anishinaabe and Irish heritage, born in Shebahonaning on the…
Learn MoreEmily Jan (b. 1977, Los Angeles) is a Chinese-American artist, writer, and designer currently based in Amiskwaciwâskahikan (ᐊᒥᐢᑲᐧᒋᐋᐧᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ ) / Edmonton,…
Learn MoreEmma Petahtegoose is Anishinaabe, Onyota’a:ka and Lenape. Emma also goes by her Anishinaabe name, Niigaanii (pronounced nee-gon-nee). Emma was raised…
Learn MoreEva Thomas is a member of the Walpole Island First Nation. As a creator and storyteller, she is passionate about…
Learn MoreF. Laliberte is a Toronto-based Indigenous media artist. Telling stories through the visual medium of film has been a lifelong…
Learn MoreGina Rim has over 15 years of diverse experience working and volunteering in the non-profit arts sector. Gina also volunteered…
Learn MoreHeather Haynes has a long history of producing innovative, politically focused projects in visual and performance arts, film/documentary and theatre.…
Learn MoreIsrael Garcia hails from Walpole Island (Bkejwanong) First Nation. With Ojibway and Mexican roots, and over 17 years in the…
Learn MoreJennifer is honoured to be working with IFA and their remarkable team of designers and creative visionaries. Jennifer is a…
Learn MoreJessica Lea Fleming is a Métis / Scottish-settler cisgender woman originally from Penetanguishene, Ontario. She is a multi-award-winning artist and…
Learn MoreJodi Lynn Maracle is a Kanien’keha:ka mother, artist, craftswoman, and scholar-activist based in Buffalo, NY. She centers her work on…
Learn MoreJONATHAN ELLIOTT is a Mohawk filmmaker from the Six Nations Reserve. He has worked as a director and cinematographer on…
Learn MoreKinnie Starr is a multidisciplinary artist and Canadian icon. A self taught musician born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, Starr…
Learn MoreKristy Inglese is Moose Cree from Moose Factory First Nation. She has worked with Indigenous Fashion Arts (IFWTO at the…
Learn MoreLesley is both Anishinaabe and Inninew from the Missipawistic Cree Nation. She is based in Treaty One Territory Winnipeg Manitoba.…
Learn MoreLeslie Kachena McCue is a member of the Mississaugas of Curve Lake First Nation, who has fought for Indigenous rights…
Learn MoreLiam Colbourne is a free-lance production and events consultant specializing in Fashion and The Arts. With over 10 years experience…
Learn MoreLisa Myers is an independent curator and artist with a keen interest in interdisciplinary collaboration. Myers has a Master of…
Learn MoreShe is a Mestizo artist of Mexican descent. Her main studies in the arts are in classical ballet and contemporary…
Learn MoreMegan Judd has a diverse background in the world of marketing with over 8 years of experience in advertising, social…
Learn MoreMelanie Egan is the Director of Craft & Design at Harbourfront Centre with over 30 years of experience in the…
Learn MoreMichelle is a lighting designer who works with dance, theatre, and opera companies across Canada. Selected designs include: Indigenous Fashion…
Learn MoreMichelle is a Toronto based multi-award winning lighting designer who works with dance, theatre and opera companies across Canada and…
Learn MoreMyranda Spence is Oji-Cree; her maternal ancestral Cree roots are from northern Ontario James Bay and her paternal Ojibwe roots…
Learn MoreNadya Kwandibens is Anishinaabe from Animakee Wa Zhing #37 First Nation in northwestern Ontario. She is an award winning portrait…
Learn MoreNicole is an experienced administrator, focused on operational efficiencies, strategy & project management fused with change management techniques to ensure…
Learn MoreNyla Innuksuk is a producer of film and virtual reality content. She is the Founder of Mixtape VR, which produces…
Learn MorePesch Nepoose is a Cree multidisciplinary artist from Edmonton, Alberta. She currently resides in Toronto, Ontario. In May 2019, she…
Learn MoreReva Lokhande (she/her) is an Indian artist, actor, artist advocate, aspiring stage manager, associate producer, producer, and production coordinator with…
Learn MoreRhéanne Chartrand is the Curator of Indigenous Art at McMaster Museum of Art. She holds a master’s degree in Museum…
Learn MoreRobin is thrilled to return as Marketing Coordinator for Indigenous Fashion Arts after fulfilling the role for the 2022 Festival.…
Learn MoreRyan MacKenzie is a brand & corporate partnerships professional based in Toronto, Ontario. From his sports background, Ryan continues to…
Learn MoreSabrina Maher is a writer, project manager and arts administrator who specializes in fundraising and strategic development for non-profit cultural…
Learn MoreSage Paul is an urban Denesuliné woman based in Toronto and a member of English River First Nation. Her ethos…
Learn MoreSamay Arcentales Cajas is a Toronto-based queer Kichwa Mindalae, programmer, and digital media artist exploring human-land relations, new media dimensions…
Learn MoreSarah Jay is a fashion director, producer, content creator, filmmaker and activist based in Toronto. For over 18 years she…
Learn MoreSavanna Chiblow is a 2Spirit Anishinaabe from Mississaugi First Nation with settler roots on her father’s side. She holds an…
Learn MoreSavanna Chiblow is a 2Spirit Anishinaabe from Mississaugi First Nation with settler roots on her father’s side. She holds an…
Learn More2Spirit Eeyou, Scott Wabano grew up amongst the isolated Indigenous communities along the coast of James Bay, with little exposure…
Learn MoreShane Belcourt is Tony Belcourt’s son. Or Christi Belcourt’s brother. Or Claire’s Dad. He is also an award-winning Métis director,…
Learn MoreSigne has worked in both the partnership and media relations disciplines, with a focus on civic-minded properties, not-for-profits, food and…
Learn MoreSteen Starr has over a decade of Volunteer Coordinator experience, primarily with the Inside Out 2SLGBTQ+ Festival where she coordinated…
Learn MoreSteve Lucas is a highly acclaimed and award-winning theatrical set and lighting designer, projection designer, filmmaker, and mentor based in…
Learn MoreA Rez Kat from Walpole Island First Nations Bkejwanong Territory. Summer is an artist of many trades. Specializing in Professional…
Learn MoreTiffany Creyke, whose traditional name is Kastē’t, is a member of the Tahltan Nation. Creyke’s interests in reclaiming space to…
Learn MoreWanda Nanibush is an Anishinaabe-kwe curator, writer, and image warrior from Beausoleil First Nation. She has curated numerous exhibitions including…
Learn MoreXina spent the first 29 years of her life in Montreal and now calls Yellowknife home. After studying Human Relations…
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