Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School - Into the Vault Exhibition
I had the pleasure to photograph the Into the Vault is an exhibition event that took place at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery earlier this week. The pieces were selected by students from Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School in Thunder Bay.
Seniors in Studio: Create & Connect Program - Thunder Bay Art Gallery
I had the opportunity to photograph the Thunder Bay Art Gallery’s Seniors in Studio: Create & Connect Program. It’s program for poeple 55 plus and older looking for a fun, free, and welcoming way to connect with others, explore art, and try something new.
Thunder Bay Art Gallery - Edward Poitras: Big Iron Sky
Check out some of these photos from another exhibit I photographed at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery. It was an exhibit by Edward Poitras, called Big Iron Sky.
Thunder Bay Art Gallery - The Planet Welcomed Me: A Commemoration of Robert Derbouka’s Art
Here are some photos I captured for The Planet Welcomed Me: A Commemoration of Robert Derbouka’s Art exhibit at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery. It was a selection of paintings and sculptures that celebrated the life and work of the local, self-taught artist, including some of his final pieces.
Justine Gustafson - Agawaatebiigisin/Reflections Photography
I had the pleasure of photographing some amazing work by local artist - Justine Gustafson. After learning that she would be receiving the Ontario Arts Foundation Elizabeth L. Gordon Art Program Acquisition Grant for her original shoulder bag inspired by the artists powerful connection to water, she asked me to come by her studio and photograph some of the process.
Thunder Bay Art Gallery 2025 Winter Exhibition
Last month, I had the pleasure of photographing 4 difference exhibits at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery. They include the following: Biting Back: Our Cultural Resilience, Rebecca Belmore: March 5, 1819, Angelique Merasty: Bird and Snowflake and Gaganoonidiwag: They Talk To Each Other.
Thunder Bay Art Gallery Exhibits
I was asked to document some amazing exhibits at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery recently.
Helen Pelletier - Wiigwas Manidoog Descendants Exhibit - Thunder Bay Art Gallery
Wiigwas Manidoog Descendants is the first solo exhibition of works by artist Helen Pelletier. Her etched baskets, objects, garments, and accessories express her relationship with Wiigwas, or birchbark, and reflect the love she feels for the land.
ONWA MMIWG Commemorative Art Project
For the National Day of Awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) invited people to join them to gather in honour and support the participants of the Medicine Lines of Womanhood – MMIWG Commemorative Art Project public exhibit.