The Royal Alberta Museum in Edmonton is currently hosting the Alberta Foundation for the Arts' travelling exhibition Narrative Quest. The exhibition features a selection of artworks by 22 Aboriginal artists included in the AFA's collection, including yours truly. The show runs until April 29, 2012.
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Resistance
- Algonquin - Barriere Lake
Barriere Lake Algonquins are resisting the supplantation of their customary governing system, on their unceded territory, by Indian Act band elections imposed by Indian Affairs Minister Chuck Strahl. - Anishnaabe - Asubpeeschoseewagong
Anishnabe of Grassy Narrows First Nation in northeastern Ontario battle clearcut logging and the effects of colonial and industrial invasion of their homeland. - Beaver Lake Cree - northeastern Alberta
"The Beaver Lake Cree, a small, impoverished band of 900 people in eastern Alberta, are suing the Canadian federal and Alberta provincial governments to protect the land. The tar sands are obliterating their traditional hunting and fishing lands in Alberta. The animals, fish, plants and medicine that sustain the Beaver Lake Cree are being destroyed." - Coastal First Nations - B.C.
An alliance of British Columbian First Nations oppose the Enbridge Pipeline and excessive resource extraction in their traditional territories. - Gwich'in - Arctic National Wildlife Range
"The Gwich’in people stand united in our continued efforts to protect the (caribou birthing grounds) from oil and gas development." - Gwich'in - Peel River
"Mining interests are lobbying hard to open up the Peel River watershed to roads and industrial development. The Peel Watershed Planning Commission recommends protecting 80% of this wilderness. Affected First Nations are calling for protection of the entire watershed." - Lubicon Lake Cree - Little Buffalo
The Lubicon Cree Nation is fighting the invasion of their unceded territory by colonial governments and resource extraction companies. - St'at'imc - Sutikalh
The Sutikalh Camp is dedicated to the preservation of the pristine area of the Melvin Creek Valley, also known as Sutikalh or Winter Spirit. Members of the St'at'imc Nation established this permanent camp in 2000 to protest the proposed development of a 500 million dollar ski resort by Nancy Greene Raine and her husband Al Raine (NGR) in the Cayoosh Mountain Range. - Tsilhqot'in - Teztan Biny
"Taseko Mines Ltd. is proposing to develop the Prosperity Mine, a massive open pit gold and copper mine, deep within the traditional territory of the Tsilhqot'in Nation. The proposed mine's two kilometer-wide open pit, tailings pond, waste rock piles, roads, and transmission lines would destroy an entire sub-alpine ecosystem, and most importantly Teztan Biny, a lake sacred to the Tsilhqot'in Nation, and known to others as Fish Lake." - Yup'ik - Bristol Bay, Alaska
Native and non-native Alaskans oppose the proposed Pebble gold and copper mine in the headwaters of one of the most productive salmon spawning areas in North America.
Exhibitions
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Last Week @TNG
One week left to view North at The New Gallery, and Assail,Fight, Protest, Slam at TNG's +15 Window Space at the Epcor Centre for Performing Arts. Don't trust these blurry pics, go see it for yourself.
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Exhibition on Now, The New Gallery Main Space
I'm happy to announce that my most recent work in the Freedom Fighter Series is now on view in an exhibition entitled North, at The New Gallery's main gallery in Art Central. The show runs until July 30, with an opening reception scheduled for Thursday, July 7 (First Thursday). Hope you can make it!
Pipe Dreams, from the Freedom Fighter Series, at The New Gallery until July 30.
Saturday, May 07, 2011
+15 Window Exhibition Coming Up in June
From June 4 to July 30, 2011, you can view my mini-series, Assail, Fight, Protest, Slam at The New Gallery's +15 Window space in Calgary's Epcor Centre for Performing Arts. While you're downtown this summer, check out Natalie Ball's Indian Circumvented at The New Gallery's main space in Art Central. I'm certainly looking forward to viewing Natalie's work for the first time!
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
On Now @ the MAG
My work is included in two shows on now at the Red Deer Museum & Art Gallery. AFA's travelling exhibition Narrative Quest, featuring a selection of artworks by aboriginal artists, including my painting Magpie, is on now through April 3. Accompanying Narrative Quest is an exhibition of artworks from the museum's collection, and includes several Freedom Fighter paintings. For more info on what's on at the MAG, go here.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Honouring Tradition at the Glenbow
Last evening the Glenbow Museum in Calgary hosted the opening celebration of Honouring Tradition: Reframing Native Art, featuring over 200 works of art by traditional and contemporary artists such as Joane Cardinal-Schubert, Robert Houle, Frederick MacDonald, Gerald Tailfeathers, and White Wolf, just to name a few. It was good to meet up with friends and meet new people, and the Glenbow always puts on a good opening! The exhibition itself is amazing, and extensive. I'm thinking that a second, more leisurely visit is definitely in order. Respect, thanks, and congrats to the curators and staff at the museum.
My painting, Big Rivers, is included in the show and exhibition catalogue. Honouring Traditions is on view through to July 13, 2008. Go check it out!
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