Koyla Keeper is Cree and Ojibway, from Peguis First Nation in Manitoba. Inspired by the inherent beauty of Native Culture, he expresses himself artistically through painting and dance.
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His works have been displayed throughout Canada, U.S.A., Europe and Japan
