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McMillan Arts Centre
Parksville, BC, located in Oceanside, Vancouver Island
McMillan Arts Centre Gift Shop
The Gift Shop includes works by artists from the West Coast and Vancouver Island.
Use the filters at left to look at the different types of artwork and gifts we carry.
Our Gift Shop in Parksville, British Columbia on Vancouver Island is a unique place to purchase gifts, as well as visit the multiple exhibits we have from our original artists on Vancouver Island.
Gift Shop
Ocean themed card based on original oil painting
Lined notebook measuring 5" X 8.5" features a carving of a bald eagle by Doug La Fortune on the cover. This would make a wonderful gift for a student or a journal writer.
Image transferred onto Turkish marble with cork backing. Can be used as a coaster or displayed on an easel as a piece of art.
Lined notebook measuring 5" X 8.5" features a carving of totem pole with 5 red fingers by an unknown carver believed to be Kwakwaka'wakw from northern Vancouver Island on the cover. This would make a wonderful gift for a student or a journal writer.
Lined notebook measuring 5" X 8.5" features a carving by Ricard Krentz entitled "Strength from our Ancestors" on the cover. This would make a wonderful gift for a student or a journal writer.
Ice Bear is an artist from the Ojibway nation, Chippewas of Nawash Clan. He moved from Ontario to BC in the early 80s. He has been painting and sculpting for nearly 50 years, drawing on nature and his Indigenous heritage for inspiration. His work is found in corporate and private...
Ice Bear is an artist from the Ojibway nation, Chippewas of Nawash Clan. He moved from Ontario to BC in the early 80s. He has been painting and sculpting for nearly 50 years, drawing on nature and his Indigenous heritage for inspiration. His work is found in corporate and private...
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Ice Bear is an artist from the Ojibway nation, Chippewas of Nawash Clan. He moved from Ontario to BC in the early 80s. He has been painting and sculpting for nearly 50 years, drawing on nature and his Indigenous heritage for inspiration. His work is found in corporate and private...
Ice Bear is an artist from the Ojibway nation, Chippewas of Nawash Clan. He moved from Ontario to BC in the early 80s. He has been painting and sculpting for nearly 50 years, drawing on nature and his Indigenous heritage for inspiration. His work is found in corporate and private...
$11.00
Ice Bear is an artist from the Ojibway nation, Chippewas of Nawash Clan. He moved from Ontario to BC in the early 80s. He has been painting and sculpting for nearly 50 years, drawing on nature and his Indigenous heritage for inspiration. His work is found in corporate and private...
Beach Art, Home Decor
Using gains of sand, driftwood, and shells collected on the west coast of Vancouver Island Jan painstakingly places each piece on a small canvas to create a beach scene.
Beach Art, Home Decor
Using gains of sand, driftwood, and shells collected on the west coast of Vancouver Island Jan painstakingly places each piece on a small canvas to create a beach scene.
2000 year-old Roman glass is set in sterling silver and hung on strands of glass seed beads from the 1900's
Mary Flores creates Home Decor inspired by the colours and forms of the sea. The hand formed porcelain clay wave is glazed and fired then mounted with concrete, sand and resin on BC green slate. Green slate is sourced from Port Renfrew BC and is rare. This piece measures 10"...
Mary Flores creates jewellery inspired by the colours and forms of the sea. This pendant features hand sculpted soft green porcelain beads and glass crystals on an 8" black cord.
Mary Flores creates jewellery inspired by the colours and forms of the sea. These earrings are made of crystals and sterling silver ear wires.
Mary Flores creates jewellery inspired by the colours and forms of the sea. This pendant features hand sculpted blue porcelain beads and blue crystals on a silver plated chain with a clasp.
Mary Flores creates pottery inspired by the colours and forms of the sea. This large hand sculpted bowl is 14" in diameter, with the blue/green glazes continuing inside the bowl and ending with bottom featuring a sandy bottom.
