David Garneau
Associate Professor
Media, Art, and Performance
University of Regina
Canada
Biography
David Garneau's work focuses on painting, curation, critical writing, and creative expressions of contemporary Indigenous identities. His art appears in the collections of The Canadian History Museum; the Canadian Parliament buildings; Indian and Inuit Art Collection; the NONAM museum, Zurich; the Musée de la civilisation, Montreal; Glenbow Museum; Mackenzie Art Gallery; Mendel Art Gallery; Dunlop Art Gallery; City of Calgary; the SaskArts Board; Alberta Foundation for the Arts; Paul Martin foundation; and numerous private collections. He is part of a five-year, SSHRC funded, curatorial research project, “Creative Conciliation;” and is working on a public art project in Edmonton.
Research Interest
Painting, contemporary Aboriginal art (Canada and Australia); critical art writing, curation.
