April 29 – Guelph: Solo Art Exhibition of Donald Chrétien When: Opening: April 29, 2016, 8pm – 11pm Where: Silence: 46 Essex Street, Guelph Google Map On Display Don will be showcasing his latest clan painting Deer •Waawaashkeshi and Bearwalker. … Read More
We invite you to view the Solo Exhibition of First Nations artist Donald Chrétien of Newmarket. You can see his stunning art from July 18 to September 12 at the Aurora Cultural Centre: large new works in the Great Hall … Read More
There was a variety of Anishnaabe art, musical performances, live entertainment and traditional food. Donald Chretien also knows how to survive doing what you love to do. The artist, who was originally from Nipissing First Nation but now lives in … Read More
The impact of Aboriginal artist Donald Chrétien springs from his passion for colour and woodland-style expression. This exploration of heritage has him concentrating on the Ojibwe clans and culture. For the Vancouver Olympics, Chrétien created an installation piece, titled: Ngashi … Read More
KLEINBURG, ON – Donald Chretien’s “Tree of Life” beamed like a spotlight through the crowd of people parading past exhibits at an Oct. 18 juried art show at the McMichael Gallery. The brilliant colours used by the Nipissing First Nation … Read More
Donald Chretien will exhibit his work in the comforts of his home this weekend. The Newmarket resident is among 23 artists participating in the fifth annual Newmarket Studio Tour and Art Show Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and … Read More
A public art project will make your Newmarket trail experience more inspirational. Newmarket today unveiled 10 environmental and Ojibwe-inspired trail markers, called totems, marking each kilometre along the Tom Taylor trail. Councillors, businesses, artists and trail users gathered in Fairy … Read More
NEWMARKET, ON, May 27, 2013 /CNW/ – Mayor Van Bynen, members of Council and representatives from Emterra Group joined at Fairy Lake today to unveil ten new nature-inspired pieces of art which span ten kilometres of the Tom Taylor Trail. … Read More
As part of the “Honouring Our Children, Families and Communities affected by Indian Residential Schools” project, many resources were developed with funding from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. A narrative picture book called “Little Butterfly Girl: An Indian … Read More
If you’ve got a ticket for the figure skating events of the 2010 Olympics, make sure you gaze at a connection to Muskoka greeting you at the entrance to Vancouver’s Pacific Coliseum. Work by Bala cottager and Ojibwa artist Donald … Read More