Lose yourself in our largest gallery space, showcasing an eclectic range of art installations and performative and sculptural works by local artists. This unique space has windows on two sides, allowing the work to be viewed from the outside looking in at any time the building is open. Entering the space and interacting with the artist and their work is welcomed when the artist is present. Exhibitions, projects, and residencies in this location will run on one- to three-month intervals.
Ledge Gallery is located on the +15 level, west of City Hall, overlooking Centre Court.
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Brendon Many Bears
Brendon Many Bears is not just an artist; he is a passionate storyteller dedicated to sharing his Blackfoot heritage. His artwork is a bridge between cultures, offering a deeper understanding of Blackfoot traditions through visual storytelling. Whether you're new to digital art or looking to expand your skills, this workshop will inspire creativity and cultural awareness.
Brendon Many Bears is a Blackfoot artist from the Siksika Nation and now resides in Moh’kinstsis. Practicing digital art for over 10 years, it was not until 2020 that he begun his own art business. From there he went on to create artwork for Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park, The Esker Foundation, Telus Spark, Cousins Skateboard Community, the Whyte Museum and most recently Arts Commons.
He finds inspiration through traditional stories, cultural symbols, and history to give others a better understanding of the culture. Brendon integrates his Blackfoot culture into his artwork to educate and engage.
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