HONOURING CULTURE. INSPIRING GENERATIONS.
Ki’LaLa Events & Décor works with Indigenous artists to create authentic décor and meaningful event environments.
Tahltan Nation · Multimedia Artist & Entrepreneur
Alano is a renowned Tahltan multimedia artist and a leading figure in contemporary Northwest Coast art. His work includes the Eagle’s Landing collection and the Formlines podium featured in Ki’LaLa’s décor collection.
Nisga’a · Tsimshian · Chilean Indigenous Heritage
Carmen is an Indigenous artist whose work shares beauty, cultural teachings and messages about protecting the forests, animals and waters for future generations. Her designs are represented throughout Ki’LaLa’s illuminated glass centrepiece collection.
Gitxsan Nation · Lax Seel (Frog) Clan · House of Niisto
Timothy Foster is from the Lax Seel (Frog) Clan in the House of Niisto within the Gitxsan Nation, located on the Skeena River in northwestern British Columbia. Raised in Hazelton by his mother and three older sisters within the Gitxsan matrilineal tradition, family and culture have always been at the heart of his journey.
As a young boy spending time with his father in the village of Kispiox, Timothy was introduced to the late Walter E. Harris, O.C., and his carving studio, “The Hiding Place.” The scent of cedar and the masterful artistry of Gitxsan carvers sparked a passion that continues to guide his path.
Timothy’s work honours the teachings, stories and visual language of his ancestors, sharing the beauty and strength of Gitxsan art with the world. His Spirit of the Land artwork is featured in Ki’LaLa’s backdrop and panel collection.
Coast Salish · Kwakwaka’wakw · Snuneymuxw First Nation
Noel Brown’s work contributes to Ki’LaLa’s collection of authentic Indigenous event environments.