Mary Anne Barkhouse

Mary Anne Barkhouse was born in Vancouver, B. C. She belongs to the Nimpkish band, Kwakiutl First Nation and is a descendant of a long line of internationally recognized artists. She graduated with honours from the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto and has exhibited widely across Canada and internationally.

Mary Anne Barkhouse receives the 2020 Ontario Arts Council Indigenous Arts Award

Mary Anne Barkhouse RCA and Anna Williams, Beneath the Tame at Gallery101.

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Mary Anne Barkhouse

Mary Anne Barkhouse

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Sovereign Part of the National Gallery of Canada’s permanent collection, Form the National Gallery, Sovereign “from the Boreal Baroque series, examines issues of survival and sovereignty in a northern climate....
Mary Anne Barkhouse

Mary Anne Barkhouse

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Harvest Part of the National Gallery of Canada’s permanent collection, this installation examines the damage to Muhheakantuck (Hudson) River by European settlers and the contentious relationship of the now pervasive...
Mary Anne Barkhouse

Mary Anne Barkhouse

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Namaxala (to travel on a boat together) Located at the Canadian Museum of History with support for the creation courtesy of the John and Bonnie Buhler Foundation. From the artist:...
Mary Anne Barkhouse

Mary Anne Barkhouse

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Locavore Commissioned by Carlton University outside the Ojigkwanong Aboriginal Centre. From the artist: "Central to the idea of locavore are the complex power structures inherent to any ecosystem. Key species...