Brandy Tabor

Cultural Background:  Gwich’in and Inuvialuit, Williams Lake BC

Brandy Tabor, a proud Gwich’in and Inuvialuit artist hailing from Williams Lake, British Columbia, is a beacon of creativity and cultural expression. With a innovative style that represents the unity of all Indigenous nations, Brandy’s work captivates audiences and celebrates the beauty, success, hardships, and perseverance of Indigenous peoples.

Having gained national recognition, Brandy’s art has been featured in two arts magazines, and her talent has taken her work to eight countries, including prestigious showcases for Hockey Canada and The Paralympics. Her international exposure has allowed her to share the rich heritage and stories of Indigenous communities on a global scale.

Brandy’s impact extends beyond her artwork, as she has cultivated a thriving online community of over 40 thousand followers. Through her platform, she educates, inspires, and motivates people to explore the depth and significance of Indigenous art. Her collaborations with local businesses and engagement with elders in her community of Regina, SK, have further solidified her commitment to sharing her gifts and uplifting her community.

As a full-time artist, Brandy considers herself privileged to dedicate her life to her craft. Her home on Treaty 4 territory serves as a constant reminder of the importance of honoring and preserving Indigenous culture. Through her art, Brandy encourages dialogue, understanding, and appreciation for the diverse Indigenous traditions that shape our communities.

Brandy is a visionary artist whose work embodies the unity and resilience of Indigenous peoples. Through her talent, passion, and dedication, she continues to inspire and leave an indelible mark on the art world and beyond.