Jerry Saltz Reviews Fort Marion and Beyond
Jerry Saltz emphasises the visionary art created by Nokkoist (Bear’s Heart) and Ohettoint during their incarceration at Fort Marion, in St. Augustine, Florida
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Hyperallergic on Plains Ledger Drawings
In his review of our exhibition Fort Marion and Beyond, John Yau reflects on a brutal chapter in U.S. history through the lens of Plains Ledger Drawings
Louisa Keyser Praised in the New York Times
Marc Tracy examines the outstanding mastery of Keyser’s art while highlighting the complex artist-patron relationship that enabled it
The Pioneering Art of Louisa Keyser
Louisa Keyser is highlighted in an article in the Wall Street Journal as a “pioneering modernist as finely attuned to form as any artist working in her lifetime”
Increasing Recognition for 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
Two Yup’ik Dance Masks Could Set Sales Record
Writing for the Globe and Mail, James Adams notes that two Yup’ik ceremonial dance masks could set a record price at the 57th annual Winter Antiques Show, New York
Rare Yup’ik Mask Could Set Record Price
The Wall Street Journal reports that a rare Yup’ik dance mask on view at Donald Ellis Gallery could set a new record price for Native American art
Winter Antiques Show Preview
Susan Moore of Apollo Magazine reveals that Donald Ellis will present ‘the most important Native American object to be offered for sale since the 1940s’ at the Winter Antiques Show 2011
Donald Ellis Secures Dundas Collection at Auction
The Maine Antiques Digest reports that Donald Ellis was able to secure the majority of the Dundas collection of Northwest Coast First Nations art at auction
Tsimshian Treasures Return to their Ancestral Home
The Globe and Mail reports that the world-famous Dundas collection of Northwest Coast First Nations art is bound to their ancestral home in BC
Thomson Family Ensures Return of Dundas Collection
The Globe and Mail announces that private donors enabled the return of several highly important works from the Dundas Collection of Northwest Coast First Nations art to Canada
Private Donors Enable Homecoming of Dundas Collection
The Vancouver Sun announces that Donald Ellis lead a number of private donors to prevent the infamous Dundas collection of Northwest Coast art from being split at auction
Canada’s Cultural Heritage Comes Up at Auction
Sarah Milroy of The Globe and Mail bemoans that the Dundas Collection of Northwest Coast First Nations Art will be offered at auction in Paris this week
