Carving and Sculpting Group

Artist Byron Conant will teach you the art of carving and sculpting.

Byron Conant is a Cree artist, crafter and carver from James Smith First Nation in Saskatchewan, and has been living in Ottawa for the past 20 years. Byron makes dreamcatchers, drums, lanyards, keychains, wood carvings and knives. He carves using antler and wood, and makes knives from antler, bone, moose hide, and metal blades.

Byron learned to carve from Haida totem pole carver Don McLeay, who worked with renowned Indigenous artist Norval Morrisseau. Byron also shares his knowledge and works with youth groups teaching drum making, as well as giving dreamcatcher and lanyard workshops.

Backyard of the youth house, 275 Bradley Ave.

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Wabano programs are for First Nation, Inuit and Métis community members only. If a program is open to the general public, it will be specified. With open programs that have limited space, priority will be first given to Indigenous registrants.

For questions, please contact:

Raymond Soosay, Cultural Coordinator
613-748-0657 Ext. 317
cultureteam@wabano.com

Funded by the Indigenous Health and Wellness Strategy (IHWS)