Exhibitions
The Bearclaw Gallery is pleased to present
“Two Voices, One Circle:
Medicine, Land and Spirit”
New Works by artists
Aguenus
&
Jessica Desmoulin
Exhibition Opening Saturday, November 7
Artists in attendance from 1 – 4 PM
This exhibition brings together the work of Aguenus (Angela Hall) and Jessica Desmoulin, two artists whose practices are rooted in the natural world, spirit, and the language of the circle. While each have their own style, both artists are guided by a shared connection to land, animals, and the quiet teachings found within nature.
Inspired by the patterns that repeat throughout the natural world, seen in trees, water, earth, and sky, their work reflects a deep respect for nature as teacher and guide. The circle becomes a place of balance and connection, where colour, form, and spirit come together.
Together, their work invites a slower way of seeing- one that listens, reflects, and remembers our place within the greater whole.
Exhibition continues through to
November 18, 2026
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UPCOMING EXHIBITION
REVOLUTION NEVER ENDING
An Exhibition of New Works by
Jane Ash Poitras & Eli Poitras
Opening reception November 21
from 1 – 4PM
with artists in attendance
Jane Ash Poitras – “In the snow-cover tundras of Northern Canada an avowedly monotheistic religion was embraced with reverential faith and a warm heart by the peoples who had been there longest. Especially prominent among the sacrifices offered to the Supreme Being are the skulls and bones of deceased game, because they/we acknowledged God as absolute master of their sustenance and, with, of life and death, therefore rebirth. The circle of life.”
Eli Poitras – “Many of the problems today can be attributed to the stagnation of natural cycles. As those who attain power and wealth rise to their apex of the crescent, they grip upon the wheel and scrape upon the sky, hoping to never fall, even as the weak and the vulnerable are ground to dust beneath it. It is this insecurity, pride, and callous indifference that leads the institutions of man to rot from within. Only by letting the wheel turn, with all people having a right to guide its course can new growth take root and life continue to flourish.”
Exhibition continues through to December 2, 2026