Artist Curriculum Vitae
EXHIBITIONS
SOLO EXHIBITIONS2022 Survivor's Circle Bus Shelter – Saskatoon Transit (see below: Publicly Displayed Art)2014 “Pop! Now it’s Superflat” Fifth Parallel Gallery, Regina, SK. Canada
GROUP EXHIBITIONS2018 Traffic Control Box Art – Regina Business Improvement District (see below: Publicly Displayed Art)2015 “Stand Clear of the Closing Doors Please” Fifth Parallel Gallery, Regina, SK. Canada2014 “The 2014 Panel Show” Fifth Parallel Gallery, Regina, SK. Canada 2014 “Flat Art” Fifth Parallel Gallery, Regina, SK. Canada 2014 “Art X: Graduating Exhibition” MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina, SK. Canada 2013 “Comic Readers’ Group Art Show” Fifth Parallel Gallery, Regina, SK. Canada 2013 “RE-ART” Fifth Parallel Gallery, Regina, SK. Canada 2013 “Cream of the Crop Reboot” Fifth Parallel Gallery, Regina, SK. Canada 2012 “Cream of the Crop” Fifth Parallel Gallery, Regina, SK. Canada 2012 “Open Call” Fifth Parallel Gallery, Regina, SK. Canada 2012 “Let’s Play House” Rob Bos Gallery, Regina, SK. Canada CURATED EXHIBITIONS2013 “Time Keeps on Ticking…” Fifth Parallel Gallery, Regina, SK. Canada
ARTIST TALKS/DEMONSTRATIONS
2023 Live Storytelling Illustrations: Quillwork Girl Illustrations For Storyteller Skyler Anderson, Globe Theatre, Regina, SK. Canada 2022 Artist Talk: Bring Out Your Geeks Podcast with Devon Dozlaw, Creative City Centre, Regina, SK. Canada 2022 Interview: City Unveils Indigenous Artwork At A New Bus Shelter – CBC Saskatoon Morning with Leisha Grebinski, Saskatoon, SK. Canada2022 Artist Talk & Interview: Survivor's Circle Bus Shelter Unveiling, Saskatoon, SK. Canada 2019 Artist Talk: Quick and Dirty Artist Talks – #18: PAINT, Dunlop Art Gallery & Creative City Centre, Regina, SK. Canada 2014 Artist Talk: Mackenzie Art Gallery Volunteers Inc., Regina, SK. Canada
PUBLICATIONS
2024 Book Vending Machine Illustrations Chief Payepot School, Piapot First Nation2023 Every Child Matters T-Shirt Design, Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy2022 July August CARFAC Sask Newsletter: 'Saskatoon Transit Bus Shelter Art Project' Article2020 July August CARFAC Sask Newsletter: 'Who's On Board' Article2020 May June CARFAC Sask Newsletter: Cover Art2020 “Purrspectives: A Cat-alogue of Art and Writing Vol I” by Tori Boucher-Hodel: Featured Work2019 “Darkest Light: Curse of the First Book Three” by Brady Young, Young Books: Cover Art2018 “Darkest Light: Blood and Fire Book Two” by Brady Young, Young Books: Cover Art2017 “Darkest Light: It Begins Book One” by Brady Young, Young Books: Cover Art2014 “One Page Project” by Angel McDowell: Featured Art Work
EXHIBITIONS JURIED
2024 Horizon Station Park 2024 Public Art Installation, City of Regina
EXPERIENCE
2024- Ongoing Indigenous Curatorial Collective ● Digital Publications Program Manager2023- Ongoing City of Regina● Cultural Sector Reference Group Member2023- Ongoing CARFAC National Arts Board● 2019-Ongoing: President, 2017-2019: Vice President, 2014-2017: Member At-large 2015- Ongoing CARFAC Sask Arts Board● 2022-Ongoing: Past-President, 2020-2022: President, 2018-2020: Vice President, 2016-2018: Member At-large, 2014-2018: Student Member 2015-2017 Regina Art Supply Exchange (RASE):● 2015-2017: Director of Marketing2011-2014 Visual Arts Students Association (VASA), University of Regina:● 2013-14: Publicity Officer, 2012-13: Vice President, 2011-2012: Intermedia Rep
EDUCATION
2009 - 2014 Bachelors of Fine Arts – Visual Arts: Drawing (Major) & Art History (Minor) University of Regina
Publicly Displayed Art
1. "Survivor Circle Bus Shelter"
Honoured by Transit Saskatoon and the City of Saskatoon to design a bus shelter to visually tell the story of residential school survivors. The designed was inspired by the stories the The Survivors/Elders Called to Action Group (now known as Saskatoon Survivors Circle), a group of Residential School Survivors and Indigenous elders living and working in Saskatoon. This art piece is a tribute to the cultural genocide experienced by the indigenous peoples. Designed as a narrative tool it seeks to establish a connection with our community by telling the stories of Residential School Survivor experiences and truths.
2. "Unum Under The Moon"
Drawing inspiration from the Dance painting created in 1909 by Matisse and reducing the figures from 5 to 4 and then colouring each one of them in the colours of the Native American Medicine Wheel. I then depict each figure in various biological sexes/physical builds but focus on them all looking happy. My focus is on diversity and unity. The four elements tie into this theme of diversity. I believe we have many societal problems in contemporary culture and that resolution can be found in embracing our differences.