Hunt, Trevor

Trevor Hunt was born in 1975. He is a member of the great Hunt Family of Fort Rupert on Vancouver Island, BC. Trevor comes from a long line of hereditary carvers and artists that have been instrumental in the survival of the Kwaguilth art form. His father is Stan Hunt, his grandfather was Henry Hunt sr. and his great-grandfather was Mungo Martin.

He began carving in 1997 under the tutelage of his father Stanley and his brother Jason. His teachers also include Tim Alfred and David Knox.

In 1994 he was chosen to be published after a nationwide search for extraordinary young artists.

Trevor lives in Fort Rupert, the traditional home of the Kwaguilth people with his wife and 3 children.

Beautiful 36" Eagle panel by Trevor Hunt

36" Eagle wall round by Trevor Hunt

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31" live edged old growth red cedar Raven, Trevor Hunt - SOLD

Raven, live edged old growth red cedar wall art by Trevor Hunt, Kwakiulth First Nation

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Ancestral Hands - 3 ft Copper by Trevor Hunt - SOLD

Copper - Ancestral Hands - by the Kwakiulth First Nation Artist Trevor Hunt

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36" WHALE Art carving by Trevor Hunt

Killer Whale Art carving by Trevor Hunt, Kwagiulth First Nation, 36 inch

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Eagle, 36" by Trevor Hunt

Eagle Wall panel 36", by Trevor Hunt

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RAVEN Paddle by Trevor Hunt

Raven Paddle, yellow cedar by Trevor Hunt

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Large "Copper" by Trevor Hunt

Large "Copper" with moon mask by Trevor Hunt, Kwakwakaw' wakw First Nations

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Yellow cedar hand carved Wolf paddle by Trevor Hunt

Wolf paddle, yellow cedar, hand carved and hand painted by Kwakiulth First Nation artist Trevor Hunt

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