Alex Janvier

Native American visual artist

Alex Janvier - Native American visual artist
Born

1935
90 years ago

Died

July 10th, 2024
1 years ago — 89 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Canada

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An accomplished visual artist, this individual was recognized for contributions to the Indigenous art movement in Canada. Works often blended traditional Indigenous aesthetics with contemporary artistic practices. The style included vibrant colors and abstract forms, reflecting personal and cultural narratives. Exhibited in numerous galleries and institutions, including the National Gallery of Canada, showcased the evolution of Indigenous identity and expression through art. Received several accolades reflecting the significance of the artwork in representing Indigenous communities.

Created the mural 'The Four Seasons' in the Department of Indian Affairs office in Ottawa

Contributed to the artwork at the Canadian Museum of History

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