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Artist Exhibitions:
1992 Canada Council for Native
Businesses, CCNB, Toronto,
Ontario
1995 Galleria Showing at
Galleria Mall, London, Ontario
1982 Queen Elizabeth Building,
CNE, Toronto, Ontario
Dalhousie University, Halifax
MacDonald Hotel, Edmonton
Mississauga Mcinnes-Nixon
Gallery, Mississauga
Air Canada, Sault Ste. Marie,
Ontario
Sault Ste. Marie Art Gallery,
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
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Artist Galleries:
A member of the Fine Arts
Society of Milton.
www.fasm.ca
http://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/art/
art/atdr_e.htmlhttp://www.artistsdirectory.inf
o/
Streetsville Gallery...
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Artist Reviews:
Illustrations & Publications
1995 Book Cover and poetry,
Native Women In The Arts,
Book--In A Vast Dreaming CBC
Much Music Coverage Arts
1995 Artwork Illustrations,
poetry, Douglas & McIntyre,
ANDVP, --Steel My Rage Joel
Maki editor in chief
1996 Book Cover-Illustrations
for ANDVP, --Into The Moon
ANDVP, Toronto, Ontario
1997 ...
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Collections:
Collections
1995 Indian and Northern
Affairs Canada, National
Museum of Man (Indian Art
Centre
Ottawa)
1996 Private Collection, Mrs.
R. Vandenburg, Oakville, ON,
Canada
1997 Canadian Native Arts
Foundation, Visual Arts,
Toronto, Ontario
1999 Homewood Health Centre,
Guelph, Ontario Canada
1999
Private Collection, Dr.
Goldfarb, Etobicoke, On,
Canada
2000 Private ...
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Commissions:
1996 Odawa Native Friendship
Center, First Annual Art
Auction, fundraising for Odawa
Native Friendship Centre,
cultural, social and family
services programs, Ottawa,
Ontario
1997 Friends of the Lubicon,
Art Auction, Daishowa boycott
Land Clear Cutting
Exploitation of northern
Alberta Lubicon Lake Indian
Nation
1998 Friends of the Lubicon,
Art Auction, ...
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Artist Statement for Darla Fisher Odjig
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7th. World Aboriginal Image Maker
Vision: the belief that symbology will be a huge part of the art. That all may project a uniqueness of their Indianess through this. I promote the essence of my culture through the educating of Cultural diversity & visions through symbols. The sharing through symbology/pictorial imaging precipitates a phenomenon of altruism and healing. Guidance through mind, heart, body and spirit is essential to envisioning a holistic sense of self. In reference to Creative Extraction, expression toward the enhancing of emotion and identification of authentic values and feelings enable release and validation. Building of inner strength and outer relationships are important to communicating who we are. Reflecting on shadow imaging and of internal elements will allow for visioning and creative connectedness. Our Community includes the participating of connecting with the public through the art and its symbolic representation regarding the intergenerational affect as illustrated by symbolic historical referencing and recording. The developing of inner creativity through outer expression allows a sense of identity and connecting of 2 worlds within. Integrating Aboriginal artistic mastery with Western/European mastery as a recognized fine artistry brings a unified and elegant fusion of a unique vision of true Canadian Fine Art.
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