Crystal Lee Clark Artist

06/28/2026

Always grateful to be back in my hometown of Fort McMurray, where my roots run deep. ❤️

If you’re in town, stop by and say hello! I’d love to see you, and you can browse my prints and cards. If you’re farther away, send me a message—I can ship prints to you wherever you are.

I’m also working on a new collection of limited edition fine art prints on archival paper, so stay tuned!

A not-so-fun historical fact: my paternal great-grandmother, Marie-Rose Tourangeau, was forcibly displaced from Moccasin Flats in the mid-1900s. The festival is being held on those same lands. Every time I return home, I’m reminded of both strength and importance of continuing to create and share our comtexts.

Thank you to everyone who has supported my work

03/07/2026

Creating Wahkohtowin – Nipy, Askiy, Kisik, Pisiskiw: We Are All Connected in 2021 became a turning point for me as an artist.

The creation and activation of this piece encouraged me to begin making art again after nearly six years of silence. During that time, self-doubt and the influence of negative voices around me slowly blocked my creativity and my confidence as an artist.

Working on this piece reminded me why I create. It helped me reconnect with my purpose and the narratives that live within the art I create. Through this process, I found my way back to art.

I am deeply grateful that this work helped reopen that door for me. Creating again feels like returning to a part of myself that was always meant to be expressed. Art has helped me through many difficult times in my life. Thank you, Red Deer Public Art, for this opportunity many years ago.

Wahkohtowin – nipy, askiy, kisik, pisiskiw: We are all connected – water, land, sky, animals

02/06/2026

"Coming Home, Going Places" includes select works with two other artists within the exhibit "Viewpoints: Stories Seen and Unseen" Fort McMurray International Airport with special thanks to my mom and step dad for being there for me when I could not be -to share stories of each piece.

12/22/2025

Happy Winter Solstice- turning point and moment when sun begins to return

Sharing an image from a piece I conceptualized many years ago, part of my ongoing kapê-pipon-all winter long series.
Working title: kicikânêsîs (Black-capped Chickadee) Awakens Our Spirit with Its Morning Song.

One of my favourite tiny but mighty songbirds: resilient, enduring, beautiful and delicate. There is much more to the story of this piece, and I look forward to sharing that narrative in the future.