Exhibitions & Publications
Current Exhibitions
Indigenous Art 50th Annual Juried Exhibition
Woodland Cultural Centre, Brantford
June 20, 2025 - September 30, 2025
Works Exhibited
Doorway Series, 2023
Minwaa Niinwind Dabaadjimownan:
Our Story Continues Art Exhibit
Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts
May 28, 2025 - July 2, 2025
Celebrating the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation’s community, culture and people through art.
Works Exhibited
Doorway Series, 2023
Space Between, 2023
Indigenous History Month: Town Art Collection
Helson Gallery, Halton Hills
June 2, 2025 - June 29, 2025
Works Exhibited:
2023 / Canada's Them Fatale / 2-Spirit Cabaret
2023 / Christine Friday / “Firewater Thunderbird Rising”
(Prints Purchased by Town of Halton Hills)
Past Exhibitions





Ishpendaagaabwi: Standing With Pride
Helson Gallery, Georgetown ON
September 18 – November 10, 2024
“The Helson Gallery in partnership with the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation is proud to present “Ishpendaagaabwi: Standing With Pride.” This exhibition showcases a collection of artworks that honor and celebrate the enduring resilience and culture of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. Each piece in the exhibition reflects the deep-rooted traditions, stories, and contemporary experiences of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. Visitors will have the opportunity to engage with the meaningful expressions of nine artists through prints, drawings, paintings, beading, mixed media and photography.”
Works Exhibited:
Doorway Series, 2024
Space Between, 2023
Now Part of Halton Hill’s Helson Gallery, Permanent Collection:
2023 / Canada's Them Fatale / 2-Spirit Cabaret
2023 / Christine Friday / “Firewater Thunderbird Rising”
Living Arts Centre, Mississauga
Here & Now Exhibition
Living Arts Centre, Mississauga ON
November 7th, 2017 - January 7th, 2018
"As part of the Living Arts Centre's 20th Anniversary programs, "Here and Now" features emerging and mid-career artists with a connection to Mississauga. All of these artists currently living or work here, or spent formative years in the community. The work offers a variety of reflections upon identity - personal, cultural or community. The artists explore these themes in a range of media, and present ideals not only visually, but also through sound and scent. These diverse perspectives and practices capture the spirit of today's Mississauga.
Lee Petrie, Curator"
Works Exhibited:
“Pow Wow Series,” 2016
Pictured (left to right)
Alexandria Bipatnath
Catherine Shawana
Korey Shawana
AJ Douglas
INVC at OCAD University: In Celebration of Aboriginal Day
May 2017 - August 2017
Curated by Tracey Capes
“Pow Wow Series,” 2016
Pictured (left to right)
Top Row:
Alexandria Bipatnath
Korey Shawana
Bottom Row:
Catherine Shawana
AJ Douglas
Publications
The Globe and Mail
“Best theatre of 2024 from Toronto, Stratford and Shaw”
J. Kelly Nestruck and Aisling Murphy
Published December 12, 2024
Halton Hills Today
Georgetown exhibit showcases Indigenous pride through art
Mansoor Tanweer
Published Oct 11, 2024
Great Canadian Theatre Company
Women of the Fur Trade
by Frances Končan
directed by Renae Morriseau
A co-production with:
National Arts Centre Indigenous Theatre &
Native Earth Performing Arts
2023-2024 Season Details
Ryerson University Magazine
Winter 2019 Issue, pg. 5
The Globe and Mail
“Review: You might want to do some research before seeing Falen Johnson’s Ipperwash”
J. Kelly Nestruck
Published February 8, 2018
Live Small Town Magazine
Fall 2018 Issue, pg. 44-45