Life, History & Spirituality thru Art
Surekha's on the Snye is hosting the exhibition of Fred's new artworks during the month of November.
The exhibition opening is on November 5th. Due to COVID-19, the opening is by invitation-only.
Surekha's is open Tuesday thru Sunday
2 Clearwater Driveph 780 - 713 - 3330
The Indigenous Art Collection, housed at the Indigenous Art Centre, is "The most important living art collection of contemporary Indigenous art in Canada." Fred’s art has been exhibited at the IAC and his painting Dancing on a Table is held in the permanent collection.
The Glenbow Museum, the Alberta Arts Foundation, the University of Calgary and the Red Deer Museum all hold works by Fred in their collections. Many public art institutions and events have exhibited Fred’s paintings, including: Wheelwright Museum in Santa Fe (New Mexico, US), the Art Gallery of Alberta, Glenbow Museum, Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art, Nickel Arts Museum, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity and the Edmonton Art Gallery.
Contact Fred to arrange a commission or purchase.
Shell Canada, Syncrude Canada, Birch Mountain Enterprises, the Northeastern Alberta Aboriginal Business Association and the Bouchier Group of Companies have all entrusted Fred with commissions. Such commissions depict how the companies see their relationship within the Aboriginal community and how they envision the future.
Fred collaborates with companies to communicate their vision in a way that is respectful as well as creative, often bridging past and future.
Contact Fred to arrange a commission or purchase.
Fred’s art has been sought-after by many private art collectors, including those who have entrusted him with commissions.
High-flying businessman David Tuccaro owns multiple paintings by Fred, including a commissioned portrait. Fred also painted the portrait of art collector, Dr John Olberg. Former President and CEO of the Glenbow Museum, Mike Robinson, not only purchased paintings for the museum's collection, but also for his private collection.
Like most artists, Fred spends his days (or rather, nights) toiling in front of an easel. When you finally get to see the work, you immediately develop an emotional, even spiritual connection to it. That is the thing that cannot be explained by techniques nor tools - nor can it even be taught. It simply is.
Contact Fred to arrange a commission or purchase.
