These eight galleries provide unique exhibition opportunities for community-driven exhibitions, and feature the work of emerging artists and curators. Located on the west end of the +15 walkway between City Hall and the Glenbow Museum, the +15 Galleries are always open and always free.
Truth & Reconciliation Exhibition
Tania & Christopher Big Plume
My art work is inspired by my Ancestors, I began doing regalia for dancers across Alberta ,then teaching beadwork in workshops in Calgary and in Banff at museums.
Truth & Reconciliation Exhibition
Amber Boyd
Remnants. Traces of our past are all around us, in our histories, culture, traditions, education, language, families, and relationships.
Truth & Reconciliation Exhibition
Priscilla Boulay
I am 3rd generation carver, teaching the 4th; as Urban Inuvialuk I feel the only way I can teach my girls about our culture is through my artwork.
Truth & Reconciliation Exhibition
Jeanien Cooper Bell
My artwork is a reflection of lived experiences on the land, water and ice in Nunatsiavut.
Truth & Reconciliation Exhibition
Tim Heavyshields
I have been an amateur photographer for approximately 4 years.
Truth & Reconciliation Exhibition
Ramsey Kunkel
Much of the art work I do is a mix of different photographs, camera techniques in images to achieve final image, so often a mix of real and imaginative.
Truth & Reconciliation Exhibition
Sandra LaMouche
My focus is on dance and healing. I use a nehiyaw storytelling perspective and land-based practices.
Truth & Reconciliation Exhibition
Morgan Possberg
Morgan creates imaginative, illustrative objects that fill the gaps in their understanding of Indigenous narratives; they are not an absolute truth but one possible narrative among many; a way to connect with the past through layers of abstraction, with no right or wrong answer.
Truth & Reconciliation Exhibition
Dale Swampy
The beauty of the lone star design captivated me when i first witnessed one.
Truth & Reconciliation Exhibition
Thea Thomas
I enjoy working from a hands on based approach in my practice. Being able to touch and feel the work throughout its creation is important.
Truth & Reconciliation Exhibition
Autumn Whiteway
Autumn Whiteway (“Night Singing Woman”) is a Saulteaux/Métis archaeologist, artist, traditional craftworker, and curator based in Mohkinstsis (Calgary, Alberta).
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