EXHIBITION: Ottawa Art Gallery’s inaugural show “Àdisòkàmagan / Nous connaître un peu nous-mêmes / We’ll all become stories”
Rosalie’s self portrait is now up on Ottawa Art Gallery’s wall! New work by Rosalie is part of Ottawa Art Gallery’s inaugural show Àdisòkàmagan / Nous connaître un peu nous-mêmes / We’ll all become stories. This exhibition opens the new OAG facilities and runs from April 28 – September 16, 2018. From OAG Website: 6500 years […]
EXHIBITION: Facing the Camera Toronto at Ada Slaight Gallery, the Ontario College of Art & Design (Oct 3 – 7, 2016)
Facing the Camera Opening Thursday Wednesday, October 5, 2016 5-7 pm From the Indigenous Visual Culture (OCAD U) Facebook Event: From October 3-7, Indigenous Visual Culture’s NIGIG Artist-in-Residence Rosalie Favell will present a curated selection of images taken during her residency at OCADU. The new portraits on display will be of arts + culture professionals who participated in the […]
Categories: 2016, Exhibits, Galleries, OCAD U: Ada Slaight, Residencies • Tags: Ada Slaight, Facing the Camera, Indigenous Visual Culture, NIGIG Residency, OCADU, Ontario College of Art and Design, Rosalie Favell, Toronto
EXHIBITION: Paper / Papier opening Cube Gallery Ottawa (Sept 6 – Oct 2, 2016)
Paper / Papier Vernissage Thursday September 8, 2016 6-9 pm From Cube Gallery’s website: You can rip it, read it, crumple and fold it. Paper revolutionized our lives and in this show we pay tribute to it through six great Canadian artists. From Mary Pratt’s forceful ink landscapes, to Rosalie Favell’s wry digital media, Paper is a celebration […]
Categories: 2016, Cube Gallery, Exhibits, Galleries • Tags: Anita Kunz, Cube Gallery, Daphne Odjig, David Thauberger, digital media, drawings, Mary Pratt, Ontario, Ottawa, paper, Paper / Papier, papier, pencil, prints, Rosalie Favell, Russell Yuristy
EXHIBITION: “from and early age revisited (1994, 2016)” at Wanuskewin Heritage Park, Saskatchewan
July 2016 – September 2016 from an early age revisited (1994, 2016) is a body of work that draws upon photographs I made in 1994. Although this series was early in my art practice it explores key concerns that continue to preoccupy my practice. At the time, I became increasingly aware of the color of […]
Categories: 2016, Exhibits, Galleries, Wanuskewin Heritage Park • Tags: identity, Indian blood, Metis, painting, Rosalie Favell, Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Wanuskewin
AUSTRALIA RESIDENCY: RMIT iAIR & Gushul Studio Residency Program award Rosalie Favell
Melbourne Residency from April 11 to May 22, 2016 I am heading to Australia for a residency program awarded by RMIT iAIR (RMIT University Melbourne International Artist-in-Residence program) in partnership with the Gushul Studio Residency Program through the University of Lethbridge. Congratulations to Brett Graham who was also awarded as part of the program. Brett will be coming […]
Categories: Residencies • Tags: Alberta, art history, Australia, Australian, Brett Graham, Canada, Canadian, European, Gushul Studio Residency, Indigeneity, Indigenous, Maori, Metis, New Zealand, RMIT iAIR residency, Rosalie Favell, University of Lethbridge
UPCOMING EXHIBIT: Wax-Paper-Paint at Cube Gallery
WAX-PAPER-PAINT October 27 – November 22, 2015 Rosalie Favell and Susan Ukkola have long worked on their intimate personal visions and suggested this joint show to experience the resonance, the “push and pull” of one another’s work within the walls of the Cube Gallery. Vernissage – Thursday, October 29 6 – 9 pm 1285 Wellington […]
Categories: 2015, Exhibits • Tags: Cube Gallery, Ottawa, personal visions, Rosalie Favell, Susan Ukkola
CURRENT EXHIBIT: Rosalie Favell (Re)Facing the Camera at MacKenzie Art Gallery in Regina
From MacKenzie Art Gallery Website: (Re)facing the Camera features two contrasting bodies of portraiture by Karsh Award-winning artist Rosalie Favell. Facing the Camera (2008–2015) — presented here for the first time in its entirety — encircles the viewer with more than 275 portraits of Indigenous artists and curators, including Daphne Odjig, Alex Janvier, Robert Houle, […]
Categories: 2015, Exhibits • Tags: Aboriginal, Alex Janvier, artists, Barry ACe, Daphne Odjig, exhibitions, Facing the Camera, Indigenous, Kent Monkman, MacKenzie Art Gallery, Michelle LaVallee, Native American, Robert Houle, Rosalie Favell, Ruth Cuthand
BOOKS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE: “Cube Gallery” & “Facing the Camera” on Blurb
Two books of my work are available for purchase on blurb – the Catalogue from my Cube Gallery, Ottawa show in 2013 as well as a publication on my “Facing the Camera” Series. “Rosalie Favell: Cube Gallery, Ottawa” is available in hardcover. “Facing the Camera: Rosalie Favell” is available in softcover or PDF formats. […]
Categories: 2013, Cube Gallery, Exhibits, Uncategorized • Tags: Blurb, books, catalogues, Cube Gallery, exhibits, Facing the Camera, Ottawa
UPCOMING EXHIBIT: “Home Away from Home” at the Ottawa Art Gallery in 2015
“The works in Home Away from Home address issues of space and place, belonging and home, as well as a relationship with landscape and the land. Whether interactions with nature, spiritual inquisitions or social and political interventions, the artists explore and engage with these subjects from varying, though intersecting, perspectives and Aboriginal cultural backgrounds…. The […]
Categories: 2015, Exhibits, Galleries, Ottawa Art Gallery • Tags: 2015, Aboriginal, Carleton University, historical narratives, home, Home Away from Home, identity, land, landscape, Metis, OAG, Ottawa, Ottawa Art Gallery, place, space, Wahsontiio Cross
CURRENT EXHIBIT: “Relations” at All My Relations Gallery, Minneapolis
“Rosalie Favell: Relations will feature selections from three bodies of work rooted in notions of family, born and made.All My Relation’s first solo exhibition featuring a relative from above the Canadian/US border. ” (Read more here.) WHERE: All My Relations Gallery WHEN: December 12 – February 20, 2015 Opening Reception Friday, December 12 6 – 8 pm […]
Categories: 2014, 2015, All My Relations, Exhibits, Galleries • Tags: 2014, All My Relations, American, December, exhibit, Minneapolis, Native American Indian, US
Barry Ace launches new website
Anishinaabe artist Barry Ace goes live Check out Barry Ace’s new website. Congratulations Barry! Abstract Motif (2014) Mixed Media by Barry Ace.
Categories: Uncategorized • Tags: Aboriginal, artist, Barry ACe, Canada