Indigenous-led. Artist-centred. 204-619-7464In development Spring / Summer 2027

Miskwaadesi M’Nauhan Decorative Arts Inc.

Bringing
Indigenous art
to the world.

MMDA is being developed to advance Economic Reconciliation by opening new opportunities for Indigenous artists. We are building respectful ways to share their work, protect their rights, and bring their stories into workplaces, institutions, and homes.

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Business in development

Launch target Spring / Summer 2027

Our path to launch

01 / Our intention

Art carries identity.
Opportunity should
honour it.

Indigenous art carries story, teaching, memory, and belonging. The artist’s voice is central to how that work is shared.

MMDA is being developed to help emerging and established Indigenous artists reach corporate, institutional, and personal spaces through respectful representation and fair, transparent relationships.

Our purpose is to make Economic Reconciliation visible in the places where people live and work, and meaningful for the artists whose work makes that possible.

The purpose behind MMDA

02 / The business we are building

More ways for art
to reach people.

Our planned model brings original works, artist-approved reproductions, and digital licensing together through a common commitment to consent.

These are planned services. The collection and sales platform are in development.

03 / For Indigenous artists

Let’s begin
with your story.

Whether you are beginning your practice or have spent a lifetime creating, we invite you to help shape what comes next.

Tell us about your work, the opportunities you are looking for, and the cultural guidance that should accompany it. An initial conversation helps us understand how MMDA could support you.

How to become involved

An expression of interest starts a conversation. It does not commit your work to MMDA.

At the centre of the model

The artist’s voice.
The artist’s rights.
The artist’s consent.

Our values in practice

Let’s build this together

Help shape the next chapter.

Artists, community connectors, future buyers, and development partners all have a role to play.

Start a conversation