Eagle Spirit Gallery

Awful customer service. We made a trip to Granville Island to go to this Gallery and BUY art. The salesperson was out and there was a sign that they would be back in 15 min. Was not back in that timeframe so we called the number on the note left on the door. Then, the person came with her lunch in hand and told us to come back in another 15 minute since it was her lunch time. Did not care one second that we were from out of town and made a trip especially for their gallery even after explaining her that. 15 minute later, the gallery was still not open. Of record, it was not the first time that we were there during the week-​end and were out of luck with the gallery closed on regular business hours.
Here is a case where — I believe she was — the co-​owner, is more interested by her personal interest than customers. Yes, I agree, awesome art, but what is the point if salespeople don’t care what so ever about their customers? Big fail. Go support galleries where people are interested in showing their stuff. Not people that are too pretentious to be on site but be unavailable to potential customers.

This exquisite gallery specializes in carrying art produced by First Nation’s artists. Included in the gallery’s collection are Inuit sculptures, masks that range from small to enormous, and some very captivating paintings. Notable amongst the artwork here are the pieces by recently deceased painter, Norval Morisseau, whose colourful works are iconic of the talent of Canadian artists. This is truly a gallery to come and to linger in while taking in some truly remarkable art and cultural artifact.