Rosalie Favell

Rosalie is a photo-based artist born in Winnipeg, Manitoba who draws inspiration from her family history & Métis (Cree, English) heritage

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BOOKS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE: “Cube Gallery” & “Facing the Camera” on Blurb

December 10, 2014 by Rosalie Favell

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

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Barry Ace launches new website

August 11, 2014 by Rosalie Favell

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

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Surveillapocalypse: 007 Collective Does Brooklyn at Five Myles

May 18, 2014 by Rosalie Favell

THE EXHIBITION: For “Surveillapocalypse” Brooklyn-based art collective artCodex invites Canada-based Native American collective OO7 to collaborate on an exhibition on building trust between communities in the face of a security obsessed society and the ever-increasing surveillance that goes along with it. This exhibit showcases collaborative work from the two collectives, including a public poster campaign and an interactive […]

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