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Lattimer Gallery is once again partnering with Indigenous artists from across BC to raise money for UNYA’s current programming, as well as contributing to making our planned Native Youth Centre a reality. These funds go to some of our most underfunded programs, ensuring that we are able to continue providing opportunities and support to Indigenous youth here in Metro Vancouver.

All of the work in the creation of these small cedar boxes is donated: the boxes are steam-bent and constructed by Métis/Cree artist James Michels; the promotion and collected funds is donated by Lattimer Gallery; and all the artwork is donated by the artists. 100% of the proceeds will be donated to the Urban Native Youth Association.

This annual charity auction supports some of our most underfunded programs, ensuring that we are able to continue providing opportunities and support to Indigenous youth!

This annual charity auction supports some of our most underfunded programs, ensuring that we are able to continue providing opportunities and support to Indigenous youth!

All 2020 boxes will be available to view on Lattimer Gallery’s website, www.lattimergallery.com,  beginning on November 21st, until December 5th. Bidding will begin at 10am PST on November 21st and current bids will be posted on their website in real time.

This year, bidding and support for the Arts is more important than ever, so we encourage you to bid early this year and spread the word about this highly anticipated auction!

To place your bids, email us at [email protected] or call us at 604-732-4556