Keith Honoured in Royal Rose Art Gallery
January 9th, 2026 at Royal Rose Art Gallery in Aurora, Revolution Now’s artistic team showcased their work in the Rise Together event. As Revolution Now’s orange shirt designer, a selection of Keith's original works were included.
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Indigenous artist Keith Gattie with some of his work... Aurora Today
Jackie Playter looks up, way up, at artist Keith Gattie... Aurora Today
Functional art: Jackie Playter bought this trunk painted by Keith Gattie... Aurora Today
Frank and Penny Brathwaite admire Keith Gattie's work... Aurora Today
🛶 Big Canoe Indigenous Market 🛶
26102 HIGHWAY 48, GEORGINA, ON
Visit Jared Bigcanoe's shop on Highway 48,
just outside of Sutton, ON next to the ⚓Anchor Family Restaurant
jared carries...
Authentic, hand crafted Indigenous works of art, including ribbon skirts & shirts, bead work, Keith's greeting cards and prints and much more...
SEPHORA CANADA
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Sephora Canada invited Keith to share his art at their corporate location in Toronto. Special thanks to SEPHORA for hosting us in celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day! It was an honour to be included.
At the Ray Twinney Complex, Newmarket
The Stingers, and the Town of Newmarket are proud to unveil permanent artwork created by local Indigenous artist, Keith Gattie. The artwork is inspired by the celebration of girls in sport through an Indigenous lens.
Discover KeithGattieArt's Art and Design
Discover KeithGattieArt's Art and Design
Richmond Hill Library unveils art installation with YRDSB students, Indigenous artist
'My art has connected me to my culture, people and ancestors,' Indigenous Newmarket artist says
'My art has connected me to my culture, people and ancestors,' Indigenous Newmarket artist says
'My art has connected me to my culture, people and ancestors,' Indigenous Newmarket artist says
Newmarket artist's orange Shirt design marks Truth & Reconciliation DAY
Newmarket artist's orange Shirt design marks Truth & Reconciliation DAY
Woodland Cultural Centre
The Woodland Cultural Centre offers a variety of tours, education programs, and workshops that offer interested visitors the opportunity to learn about an assortment of topics covering the past, present, and future of Southern Ontario’s First Nations peoples.
184 Mohawk Street, Brantford, Ontario N3S 2X2, Canada
https://www.shopwoodlandculturalcentre.ca/s/search?q=Keith%20Gattie
VIRTUAL GALLERY
Biidaaban Gallery
Virtual Aboriginal Art Gallery in Ontario
21800 Island Rd, Port Perry, Otario L9L 1B6, Canada
