Roy Thomas (1949-2004)

Roy Thomas (1949-2004)

  • b. December 29, 1949, Pagwachuan Lake, Longlac, ON
  • d. November 13, 2004, Thunder Bay, ON

Solo Exhibitions

  • 2004 Gallery Phillip, Toronto, ON
  • 2001 Gallery Phillip, Toronto, ON
  • 1997 Gallery Indigena, Stratford, ON
  • 1997 Mikinook Tribal Art, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  • 1996 Maslak-McLeod, Santa Fe, New Mexico
  • 1994 Maslak-McLeod Gallery, Toronto, ON
  • 1993 Winds of Change, Ontario Art Gallery, Toronto, ON
  • 1993 Ontario Institute of Studies in Education, Toronto, ON
  • 1993 Johnson Heritage Post Gallery, Grand Marais, Minnesota
  • 1993 Maslak McLeod Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico
  • 1990 Pow Wow Gallery, Toronto, ON
  • 1989 Manfred Gallery, Toronto, ON
  • 1983 The Delta Ottawa, Ottawa, ON
  • 1982 Gallery Quan, Toronto, ON
  • 1980 The Shayne Gallery, Montreal, QC
  • 1980 Pollock Gallery, Toronto, ON
  • 1979 The Shayne Gallery, Montreal, QC
  • 1979 Pollock Gallery, Toronto, ON
  • 1978 Wah-sa, Winnepeg, Manitoba
  • 1978 Pollock Gallery, Toronto, ON
  • 1977 Pollock Gallery, Toronto, ON
  • 1974 Gallery 103, Toronto, ON
  • 1970 University of Toronto, Robarts Library, Toronto, ON
  • 1968 Mary J. Black Library, Thundery Bay, ON
  • 1967 Confederation College, Port Arthur (Thunder Bay), ON
  • 1966 Nightingale Gallery, Toronto, ON

Selected Group Exhibitions

  • 2000 Keeping and Sharing Tradition, Silverston Gallery, Suluth, MN
  • 1996 Whetung Gallery, Curve Lake First Nation, ON
  • 1996 The Art of the Ahishnawbek: Three Perspectives, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto
  • 1995 Assiniboia Gallery, Regina Saskatchewan
  • 1993 Anishnabe Art, Universitatsbibliothek Osnabruck, Alte Munse/Kamp, Germany;
  • Universitat of Marburg, Hanseatic, Germany
  • 1993 Whisperings of the Rainbow Song, Bahai Centre, Toronto, ON
  • 1991 Mizinatik, Pow-Wow Gallery, Toronto, ON
  • 1991 Mizinatik, Thunder Bay Art Gallery, Thunder Bay, ON
  • 1990 Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong
  • 1990 Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Hong Kong
  • 1990 Kaikan Art Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
  • 1990 International Festival of Native Art, Calgary, Alberta
  • 1989 Woodlands: Contemporary Art of the Anishnabe, Thunder Bay Art Gallery, Thunder Bay, ON, International Tour
  • 1987 Celebration of Canadian Contemporary Native Art, Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, California
  • 1984 Norval Morrisseau and the Emergence of the Imagemakers, Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, ON, Provincial Tour
  • 1983 Indian Art '83, Woodland Cultural Educational Centre, Brantford, ON
  • 1983 Last Camp, First Song: Indian Art from the ROM, Thunder Bay Art Gallery, Thunder Bay, ON
  • 1978 Morrisseau / Thomas / Odjig, Pollock Gallery, Toronto, ON
  • 1977 Contemporary Native Arts of Canada, Canadian Museum of Civilization, Ottawa
  • 1975 Contemporary Native Art of Canada - The Woodland Indians, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, ON; Canada House Art Gallery, London, England

Collections

  • Alexander Educational Centre, Morinville, AB
  • Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, ON
  • Business Assistance of Native Albertans, Edmonton, AB
  • Citicorps Canada, Toronto, ON
  • Crown Life Insurance Company, Toronto, ON
  • Edmonton Art Gallery, Edmonton, AB
  • Ermineskin Band, Hobbema, AB
  • Esso Resources, Edmonton, AB
  • Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Ottawa, ON
  • Imperial Oil Collection, Toronto, ON
  • Indian Art Centre, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, Gatineau, QC
  • Kewasin Casinos, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
  • Lakehead University, Health Sciences Resource Building, Thunder Bay, ON
  • Lake Superior First Nation Trust Fund, Thunder Bay, ON
  • Longlac #54 and Ginoogaming First Nations School, Thunder Bay, ON
  • Mahmowenchike Family Development Centre of Thunder Bay Inc., Thunder Bay, ON
  • McMichael Canadian Collection, Kleinburg, ON
  • Ministry of Colleges and Universities, Thunder Bay, ON
  • Museum of Man and Nature, Winnipeg, MB
  • Nakoda Institute, Morley, AB
  • National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, ON
  • Niigani Enterprises Incorporated, Thunder Bay, ON
  • Ontario Hydro, Aboriginal and Northern Affairs Branch, Toronto, ON
  • Peace Hills Trust, Edmonton, AB
  • Primeau School, Morinville, AB
  • Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, ON
  • Sawridge First Nation, Slave Lake, AB
  • Thunder Bay Art Gallery, Thunder Bay, ON
  • Thunder Bay Charity Casino, Thunder Bay, ON
  • Thunder Bay Public Library, Thunder Bay, ON
  • University of British Columbia, Fine Arts Division, Vancouver, BC
  • University of Regina, Department of Social Work, Regina, Saskatchewan
  • Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, BC
  • Whitesand First Nation, Armstrong, ON
  • Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, MB