Morin, Janice

Janice Morin is a Cree, originating from Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan. She was born in 1957 and moved to Vancouver in British Columbia at the age of five. She has been living on the Northwest Coast since. Janice was introduced to Northwest Coast art at the age of sixteen by Phillip 'Opie' Openheimer. She attended Langara Fine Arts in her late twenties.

Janice has been carving for thirty years and still continues to do so. Her years of learning from her partner Randy Stiglitz have been invaluable. She has worked on different mediums such as acrylic paintings, sculpture in wood and clay as well as masks. Janice still continues to create and lives on the Sunshine Coast in British Columbia’s Pacific Northwest Coast.

Tsonoqua, Wild Woman, by Janice Morin

Tsonoqua, Wild Woman Mask, Janice Morin

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Raven and Sun Portrait Mask, Janice Morin

Raven and Sun Portrait Mask by Janice Morin, Coast Salish/Cree First Nation

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Komakwa Chief of the Sea Mask by Randy Stiglitz and Janice Morin

Kamokwa Mask, Chief of the Sea, by Randy Stiglitz and Janice Morin-Stiglitz, Cree/Coast Salish First Nation

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Raven Portrait Mask by Janice Morin

Raven Portrait Mask by Janice Morin, Coast Salish/Cree First Nation

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Eagle Moon by Janice Morin

Eagle Moon by Janice Morin, Cree / Coast Salish First Nation

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Tlingit Young Noble Woman, Eagle clan Mask by Janice Morin

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WOLF / MOON Mask, by Janice Morin

Wolf and Moon portrait Mask by Janice Morin, Cree/Coast Salish First Nation

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Beautiful Hummingbird Portrait mask by Janice Morin

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Komokwa's wife with sea lion by Janice Morin

Komokwa's wife with Sea Lion by Janice Morin, Cree/Coast Salish

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Mosquito Mask by Janice Morin

Mosquito Mask by Janice Morin, Cree/Coast Salish First Nation artist, Pacific Northwest

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