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11/28/2025

“Birds With A Berry Flower”
Acrylic on
18x24x1.5” Gallery Stretched Canvas
Available.

11/16/2025

“Berry Pickers”
Acrylic on 18x24x1.5” Stretched Canvas
Available

11/10/2025

“A Gift From The Stars”
Acrylic on 14x30x1.5” stretched canvas
Sold

11/07/2025

“After The Storm”
Acrylic on 18x24x1.5” Stretched Canvas
Sold

11/04/2025

“Melodies Pure & True”
Acrylic on 18x24x1.5” Stretched Canvas
Sold

08/19/2025

I finally got my face tattoo

This tattoo is significantly important for my accountability, personal growth, & progression of my next steps in life.. everytime I look in the mirror I will remind myself to walk as a gentle human being.

Miigwech Dean McColeman

08/13/2025

Canoe Adventures with Ryley.

Getting to know the land my ancestors lived on and around is getting to know myself in the most powerful ways.. much to be grateful for.

Handing down my passion for culture will be the ultimate gift I can give my daughter.

08/08/2025

A grandmother
Acrylic and pencil on 16x20x1.5 stretched canvas
Not Available

08/07/2025

Patrick Paul (Gabaamisech Binesi) is a self-taught Ojibwe Woodland Artist from Whitesand First Nation. Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba and raised in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Paul never imagined taking up a brush until April 2021 when creativity and desire to explore his heritage captured his imagination. Patrick’s imagery depicts animals, community across the generations, and the landscapes, traditions, and legends that filled his heart while growing up in Thunder Bay and northwestern Ontario. Patrick Paul paints in the tradition of the Woodlands school of art, as introduced to the world by Norval Morrisseau, whose father Potan, a respected Shaman and elder, pioneered the style. It draws inspiration from rock pictography and sacred birch bark scrolls to express concepts found in Indigenous spirituality.

08/02/2025

"Cityboy Makwa"
Acrylic on 16x20" stretched canvas
Available

His dancing stick/club is a hydro pole lol.

07/31/2025

We’ve had an inspiring week at WCA with pop-ups and workshops led by artists Patrick Paul and Madelyn Gowler!

Patrick Paul (ABsoluteORIGINAL) led a vibrant painting workshop last Saturday, followed by a pop-up session out front on Tuesday. Working in the Woodland Art style — an Indigenous arts movement championed by Norval Morrisseau — Patrick brought energy, colour, and Ojibwe storytelling to life. He is also one of two featured artists in our current exhibition, running from July 25 to August 13. Definitely check out his work, if you haven't already!

Madelyn Gowler, the current Artist in Residence at the Deep Bay cottage (in partnership with the Manitoba Arts Council / Conseil des arts du Manitoba and Canada RMNP), gave an exciting artist talk and demonstration of her unique artistic process. She’s creating phytograms on 16mm film using natural materials gathered from around Wasagaming. By soaking plants in a solution of vitamin C, washing soda, and water, then placing them onto unprocessed film to expose outdoors, she’s producing a stunning experimental moving-image film rooted in the natural beauty of RMNP!

From bold brushstrokes to hands-on printmaking, participants of all ages got creative, explored new techniques, and connected through art. A huge thank you to our talented guest artists for sharing their time and creativity with our community!

✨ Stay tuned for more summer art events — and come get creative with us!

📷: Marjorie Huculak, Madelyn Gowler, Ken Romaniuk

07/30/2025

Blueberry branch
22x30 paper pad
Available for 660

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