Sisterhood by Tracey Metallic, Indigenous Art Print, First Nations, Migmaq Artist, Native American Indian Decor

Indigenous Art Print

Paper Size 12" x 18" inches

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Framed with Mat - Outside Finished Size: 20" x 26" Single White Mat, 1.25” Black Wood Frame, Finished Backing with Wire Hanger

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Framed Print (no mat) - Outside Finished Size 16" X 22" Mounted on masonite with protective coating and framed in a dark walnut, textured, polystyrene frame.
AUTHENTIC INDIGENOUS.

A Mi’gmaq artist born and raised on the shores of the Restigouche River, Tracey Metallic’s talent found expression as a founding member of Pugwalesg, a Mi’gmaq women’s hand drum group. Tracey’s career in painting was launched as a therapeutic outlet, painting cartoon characters for her grandchildren. Upon sharing her work on social media Tracey began receiving requests for abstract paintings. These initial pieces evolved with confidence into her own designs.

When her brush touched the canvas a bright spark was lit. She connected immediately and has been creating ever since. Tracey’s artwork reflects much of her own journey in life and she believes that everyone is on their own journey looking to better their lives and to put everything they have experienced into retrospect.

Residing in her home community of Listuguj, in the territory of Gespe’gewagi, Tracey holds a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Work from St. Thomas University and a Masters of Social Work from Wilfred Laurier University

The artist or copyright holder has been paid from the sale of this product. Made and printed in Canada.

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Print will be shipped rolled in a sturdy tube. Safe and secure.

Framed Art will be carefully bubble wrapped and shipped in a box to fit.

Buyers are responsible for any customs duty and taxes that may apply. Licensed item, not copied or reproduced in any way.