Exhibition CV
– Solo and Group Exhibits
– Public Works
– Book Illustration
– Acquisitions
– Curation
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SOLO EXHIBITIONS | |
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2017, May, June, July |
Warrior Woman: Stop the Silence! (Version 3) Billboard: National Tour Winnipeg – 1524 Broadway Ave W (May 19-June 11) ∙ Calgary – 4088 16 Avenue E (June 26-July 16) ∙ Vancouver – 654 Nelson St. (June 5 – July 2) |
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2016 Feb.24 – May 24 |
Warrior Woman and Selected Works. Sakewewak Artist Collective, Regina, SK |
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2014 Nov 22- Dec. 6 |
Warrior Women: Stop the Silence. (Version 2) Backlit box (8 ’x 4’) AKA Art Gallery, Saskatoon, SK. In conjunction with exhibit, Transformation; and Testimony and conference, Stronger than Stone. |
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2014 July 15-Sept 15 |
Warrior Women: Stop the Silence. (Version 1) Billboard Project ( 50 ‘ wide) . AKA Art Gallery, Saskatoon SK. |
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2009 Sept.25-Jan.10 |
Mary Longman: Transposing Perspectives. Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, Sask. |
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2004, Dec. |
Mary Aski-Piyesiwiskwew Longman. MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina, SK. |
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2000 Sept.8- Nov.2 |
Blood And Stones. Thunder Bay Art Gallery, Thunder Bay, ONT |
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1999 May 9 |
Blood And Stones. Wanuskewin Gallery, Saskatoon, SK |
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1999 |
Saskdiaspora. Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina, SK |
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1996 |
Traces. Kamloops Art Gallery, Kamloops, BC. |
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1995 |
Coming Home. Neutral Ground, Regina, SK. |
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1993 |
MFA Graduation Exhibition. Anna Leonowens Gallery, Halifax, N.S. |
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1989 |
That was Then, This is Now. 56 Gallery, Vancouver, BC. |
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1988 |
Wolves In Sheep’s Clothing. Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, Vancouver, BC |
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GROUP EXHIBITIONS | |
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2021, May 1 |
Indigenous Cities. Virtual exhibition and Commission: Passage. Digital print, 34 x 62” Indigenous Theatre, National Arts Centre, Ottawa, ONT |
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2021, June 12-Nov.14 |
Touching Earth and Sky. McKenzie Art Gallery, Regina, SK |
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2020 Feb. 1-Oct. 12 |
Next Year’s Country Remail Modern, Saskatoon, SK. |
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2019, Oct 26-Dec. 5 |
Fine Arts Faculty from the University of Saskatchewan The Gallery/Art Placement |
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2018-2021 |
Roadside Attractions. Public Sculpture: Fire Starter and Time Keeper. Wanuskewin Heritage Center. Curated by Dunlop Art Gallery and Sakewewak Artist Collective. |
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2018 June 1 – Aug. 1 |
Resilience Billboard Project. MAWA Mentoring Artists for Womens Art. Curator: Lee Anne Martin (Museum of Civilization) Sites: Nation-wide exhibition. Warrior Woman: Stop the Silence!! (Version 4) |
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2018 May 11-July 1 |
Canadiana Exhibition. SPAO GALLERY, (School of the Photographic Arts), Ottawa, ONT |
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2017 April 7-29 |
A Place Between – A 60’s Scoop Arts Project Urban Shaman Gallery, Winnipeg, MB |
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2017 Mar. 25-Apr. 20 |
Fine Arts Faculty from the University of Saskatchewan Art Placement Gallery, Saskatoon, SK |
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2015 Nov. 10-Apr. 30 |
Temporal Re-Imaginings. Ajagemo Art Space, Ottawa, ONT |
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2015 Jan 9 |
Eco Indian. Grand Hall Gallery, Wanuskewin Heritage Park, Saskatoon, SK |
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2014 Oct. 15-Apr. 15 |
Wearing our Identity: First Peoples Collection. McCord Museum, Montreal, QC |
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2014 Jan. 16 -May 28 |
Revisioning The Indigenous Continuum: Saskatchewan Arts Board Indigenous Collection. Grand Hall Gallery, Wanuskewin Heritage Park, Saskatoon, SK |
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2012 Sept 30-Dec 14 |
Treasures from the Vault. Godfrey Dean Art Gallery, Yorkton, SK |
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2013 Dec 9-13 |
Red and White Art Draw. AKA Art Gallery, Saskatoon, SK |
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2013 Feb 16 -June 9 |
The Art Bank in the 21st Century. Featured works from the collection of Canada Council for the Arts Agnes Etherington Art Centre at Queen’s University, Kingston, ONT. |
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2011 Mar. 24, Jul. 3 |
Sasipenita: Strength and Endurance of Aboriginal Women Grand Hall Gallery, Wanuskewin Heritage Park, Saskatoon, Sask. |
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2011 Jan. 22-Apr. 17 |
Demanding a Response: Contemporary Aboriginal Art History in Saskatchewan. MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina, SK |
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2010 Aug.6 – Oct.8 |
Currents: Work by Faculty. Kenderdine Art Gallery, Saskatoon, SK. |
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2005 |
Changing Hands, Art Without Reservations 2 Museum of Modern Art and Design, New York, NY |
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2001-1998 |
Reservation X. Museum of Civilization, Gatineau, Quebec National Museum of the American Indian, New York, NY, Hood Museum, Hanover, NH |
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1996 |
Topographies. Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, B.C |
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1996-97 |
Native Love. Montreal (Artist space), AKA, Saskatoon, Sask., Urban Shaman Gallery, Winnipeg, Man., Open Space, Victoria, BC. |
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1993 |
Canada’s First Peoples. Founders Square, Halifax, N.S. |
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1993 |
Courants Rouges. La Gare Gallérie, L’Annonciation, Que. |
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1993 |
Contemporary Canadian Native Art. Kamloops Art Gallery, Kamloops, BC. |
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1993 |
New Contemporaries. London Regional Gallery, London, Ont. |
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1992-93 |
First Ladies. Pitt Gallery, Vancouver, BC. A-Space, Toronto, Ont. |
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1992-93 |
New Territoires. Cultural Centres, Montréal, Que. |
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1992-93 |
Contemporary Art In Nova Scotia Art Gallery, Mount St. Vincent University, Halifax, N.S. |
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1992-93 |
Excursions. Anna Leonowens Gallery, Halifax, N.S. |
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1991 |
Strengthening The Spirit. National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ont. |
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1991 |
First Nations Perspectives On Indian Realities. Indian Art Centre, Hull, Que. |
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1990 |
Depoteque. Co-operative Gallery, Montreal, Que. |
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1990 |
Our Home And Native Land. Concordia University, Montreal, Que. |
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1990 |
Artropolis. Co-operative Gallery, Vancouver, BC. |
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1990 |
Four Days, Four New Directions. 56 Gallery, Vancouver, BC. |
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1989 |
First Ladies Exhibit. 56 Gallery, Vancouver, BC. |
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PUBLIC WORKS | |
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2018, Sept 1 |
Fire Starter and Time Keeper. Public Sculpture Installation. Site: Wanuskewin Heritage Center, Saskatoon, SK. Installed for 2 years. |
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2014, July 15-Sept 15 |
Warrior Women: Stop the Silence Billboard Project ( 50 ‘ wide). AKA Art Gallery, Saskatoon Saskatchewan |
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2006 |
Ancestors Rising Public bronze sculpture, MacKenzie Art Gallery, Regina, Sask. |
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1998 |
Mishipeshu. Permenant Public sculpture. Bridges Melbourne, Australia, International Symposium |
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BOOK ILLUSTRATION | |
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2012 |
Jimmy Tames a Horse Illustrator: Mary Longman, Author: Garry Gottfriedson. Kegedonce Press. |
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1999 |
The Little Duck-Sikihpsis Illustrator: Mary Longman, Author: Beth Cuthand. Theytus Press |
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1991 |
Sima7, Come Join Me Illustrator: Mary Longman, Author: Lorna Williams. UBC Press. |
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ACQUISITIONS | |
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2015 Nov. |
Warrior Woman. (Light Box) Saskatchewan Arts Board |
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2014 Jan. |
Hills Never Lie, and Pocahontas and Me. Lenticular Prints Edwards School of Business, University of Saskatchewan |
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2012 Nov. |
Big Bear Poundmaker & McDonald / Buffy and Elizabeth Mountbatten/ Hills Never Lie. Lenticular Prints. Saskatchewan Arts Board |
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2011 June |
Hills Never Lie, Lenticular Print. Canada Council for the Arts |
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2010 Aug. |
Pocahontas and Me, Lenticular Print. Mendel Art Gallery |
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2009 |
Elk Women’s Strength, Sculpture. Kamloops Art Gallery |
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2009 Oct |
McDonald, Big Bear and Poundmaker. Lenticular Print. Native Law Center, University of Saskatchewan |
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2006 |
Ancestors Rising, Bronze Sculpture Installation MacKenzie Art Gallery |
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2005 |
Sixties Scoop & Child Labour, Digital Photo Print Saskatchewan Arts Board |
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2005 |
Strata and Routes, Sculpture. MacKenzie Art Gallery |
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2001 |
Elk Man, Sculpture. Thunderbay Art Gallery |
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1997 |
Co-Dependants, Sculpture. Aboriginal Achievement Foundation |
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1996 |
Reservations, Sculpture. Kamloops Art Gallery |
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CURATION | |
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2014 Apr.11-Jun.15 |
Joi Arcand : Through That Which Is Scene Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, SK Mentor Program |
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2014 Jan.16-May 28 |
Revisioning The Indigenous Continuum: Saskatchewan Arts Board Indigenous Collection. Grand Hall Gallery, Wanuskewin Heritage Park, Saskatoon, SK |
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2013 April 2-Nov 22 |
Buffy Sainte-Marie: Sixteen Million Colors Great Hall Gallery, Wanuskewin Heritage Park, Saskatoon, SK |