Picturesque Granville Island provides the perfect setting for the Eagle Spirit Gallery, where land, sea and beautiful art come together. The gallery boasts an impressive collection of Northwest Coast native and Inuit art, including pieces such as hand-carved masks, bentwood boxes, argillite stone carvings, glass sculptures, totem poles, bronzes and original paintings. Each piece is uniquely crafted using contemporary form and material reflective of traditional creations.

Many renowned Northwest Coast artists such as Robert Davidson, Francis Horne Sr, Klatle-Bhi, Ray Natrall, Susan Point, and Carl Stromquist showcase their work at the gallery. The gallery is excited about displaying the work of Haida artist Lyle Campbell, whose wonderful original paintings, masks, and drums are featured, as well as impressive 10' totem poles. Also, Terry Starr a talented Tsimshian artist not only displays his works in the gallery but periodically carves and paints in the gallery. Call to inquire about the schedule.

Salish artist Francis Horne Sr. a master carver with over 35 years of experience showcases unique, one of a kind pieces of North West Coast art and the gallery is honored to have his works exhibited exclusively through Eagle Spirit Gallery.

The gallery is now pleased to feature Larry Rosso's fine works which including bentwood boxes, and carved cedar panels. Also presented are beautiful examples of arctic sculpture carved from green serpentine stone. This traditional art of the Inuit people continues to evolve through works by artists such as Aqjangajuk Shaa, Nuna Parr and Toonoo Sharky from Cape Dorset.

Lax skiik or Eagle Spirit, a painting by KwaKwaKa'Wakw artist Lawrence Wilson, was purchased by the gallery's director Robert Scott and inspired the name of the gallery 14 years ago.

The gallery is pleased to offer design consultations for Marine and Indoor / outdoor applications. Please contact the gallery and the Knowledgeable staff will assist you with any inquiries you may have.