Fighting to Raise the Profile of Native American Art
In an interview with the Art Newspaper, Donald Ellis explains why Native American art deserves more attention
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Donald Ellis Brings A Masterpiece to TEFAF NY
Jason Farago of the New York Times selects Donald Ellis Gallery as a highlight from TEFAF New York Spring
Celebrating Two Thousand Years of Inuit Art
A full-page article in the Financial Times praises Donald Ellis Gallery’s exhibition Two Thousand Year of Inuit Art, on view at Frieze Masters 2017
Donald Ellis Raises Profile of Native American Art
An article in the Economist describes the works on exhibit at Donald Ellis Gallery as the ‘shining stars’ of the 2011 Winter Antiques Show
Ledger Drawings Selected as a Highlight from Frieze New York
The Association of Professional Art Advisors has selected three Ledger Drawings attributed to Wanbli Hito as some of the best works to collect under $25,000 from Frieze Viewing Room
Rare Works by Charles Edenshaw Head to Market at Art Toronto
The Vancouver Sun reports that Donald Ellis Gallery is showing six works by one of the most celebrated artists of the Northwest Coast at the online edition of Art Toronto 2020
Donald Ellis Gallery Named One of the 10 Best Booths at Frieze
Artsy editors select Donald Ellis Gallery as one of the ten best booths participating in the inaugural edition of Frieze Art Fair’s online Viewing Room
Frieze Spotlights Ledger Art by Oliver Good Shield
The Association of Professional Art Advisors has selected a Ledger Drawing by Oliver Good Shield as one of twenty-five exceptional works available to collect under $25,000 from Frieze Viewing Room
Donald Ellis Donates $1.5M to the Vancouver Art Gallery
The Vancouver Art Gallery has announced a gift of 1.5 million dollars from Donald Ellis for its new building that will include a dedicated gallery showcasing historical Indigenous art
Masterpieces Donated to the Vancouver Art Gallery
The Vancouver Sun reports that Donald Ellis has donated five masterpieces by legendary Haida carver Charles Edenshaw to the Vancouver Art Gallery
Donald Ellis Gallery Loans Ledger Art to Drawing Centre
The Pencil is Key: Drawings by Incarcerated Artists showcases an important group of Plains Indian Ledger Drawings on loan from Donald Ellis Gallery
Critic Spotlights Prison Art, Including Ledger Drawings
Jillian Steinhauer from the New York Times reviews a Drawing Center exhibition featuring Plains Ledger Drawings on loan from Donald Ellis Gallery
Donald Ellis Repatriates an Important Sun Mask to BC
Marsha Lederman of the Globe and Mail reports that a rare sun mask seized from the Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw First Nations is heading to the U’mista Cultural Centre in Alert Bay, B.C.
Native American Art Stands Out from Frieze Masters
Culture Whisper has named Donald Ellis Gallery ‘one of the 10 booths everyone’s talking about at Frieze Masters 2019’
