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Born in 1984, Calgary / Mohkinstsis / Otos-kwunee

Select Solo Exhibitions

2023      

— Ancestors, downtown studio, Calgary

2022      

Central Park, Annabelle’s Kitchen, Calgary

2019      

Wilderness, Lightbox Studio, Art Commons, Calgary

2018      

Canadian Winter, Calgary Allied Arts Foundation Residency, Cspace, Calgary 

2017      

Land and Water, Therma Advanced Aesthetics, Calgary

2014     

We're so thirsty, Avalanche! Institute of Contemporary Art, Calgary 

2011      

Sunshine Property, The Gallery, Calgary 

Select Group Exhibitions

2026

— Whyte Museum of the Rockies, Banff, Canada (forthcoming)

2023      

Apocalalyptica, Hispanic Arts Society, Calgary

2021     

From the Land: Indigenous Ecological Art for a New Era, ATB and Making Treaty 7 Cultural Society, Calgary

2016      

Look 2016 & Factory Party, Contemporary Calgary, Calgary

2015      

Cinco De Mayo, Contemporary Calgary, Calgary

2014      

Voted Most Likely, curated by Kim Dorland, Contemporary Calgary, Calgary 

CAR – Calgary Artist Review”, Avenue Gallery, Vancouver

This for That, Malaspina Gallery, Vancouver

2013      

BMO Financial Group's 1stArt! Student Invitational Competition Winners, representing Alberta at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, Toronto

ACAD Grad Show, Illingworth Kerr Gallery, Calgary

Shredder, Moving Images and Sound Festival, Connocco Philips Theatre, Glenbow Museum

2012      

Five, The Gallery, Calgary

2010      

Factory Party #8, Uptown Cinema, Calgary 

Untitled abstract oil painting featured in the Solabode sustainable home designed and built by students at SAIT, displayed at Winter Olympics, Vancouver

2009      

Estella, Fashion Designer at Alberta Fashion Week, The Bank, Calgary

Factory Party #4, #5, #6, & #7, Uptown Cinema, Calgary

2008      

Flower girls, Fashion Designer for Calgary Cares, Jack Singer Concert Hall, Calgary 

Factory Party” #1, #2, & #3, Art Life Gallery, Calgary

Collections

— Petroleum Club, Calgary, Canada

— Alberta University of the Arts, Calgary, Canada

— Private Collections is Canada, United States, United Emirates, and Australia

Education

2013      

— Alberta University of the Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Distinction  

2005      

— Lethbridge College, Fashion Design and Marketing, Honours 

Awards & Grants  

2023      

— Original Peoples Investment Program Grant, Calgary Arts Development 

2017      

— Underwater, Small Experiments Program Grant, Calgary Arts Development 

2013      

— BMO Financial Group's 1stArt! Invitational Student Art Competition representing Alberta 

2008      

— AUArts Entrance Scholarship, AUArts, Calgary Alberta 

Residencies & Artist Workshops

2025

— Invitational Indigenous Artists Workshop, led by Joseph Sanchez & AJ Louden, Whyte Museum, Banff

2019     

— Arts Commons RBC Lightbox Studio Residency, Calgary

2018     

— Calgary Allied Arts Foundation, studio residency at Cspace, Calgary

Select Public Art

2023      

Dinner & Birds, Land & Sky, mural box, Whyte Museum, Banff

2022      

Circle of Dancers, Glow Festival, Calgary

Fox and Fish, augmented reality animated window painting with Northern Reflections and Maud Collective, East Village and Inglewood, Calgary

2021      

Plants & Flowers for the Blackfoot, mural at Nose Hill Park, Calgary

2020      

Plastic in the Wind, public art at Nooks and Crannies Festival, Okotoks

2016      

Circle of Dancers, New Year’s Eve Celebrations in Olympic Plaza, City of Calgary

2013      

Upside Down Room, Writing Wall, and Timeout Corners, Wreck City, Calgary 

Select Reviews + News Articles + Media

2024     

— Living a Creative Life on YouTube, “Whimsy on Wheels/Art Buses of Calgary Transit”. Time: 8:02. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJ4TFh2PlqA

— Piche, Olivia. “Building Community Pride Through Public Art”, Calgary Creates Magazine Issue 3, page 22 -23. https://issuu.com/redpointmedia/docs/cad_2024_digital

2023     

— Riordon, Kate. “Stories of This Place: Indigenous Public Art Connects Culture and Place”, July 27, 2023. https://www.whyte.org/post/indigenous-storytelling-artwork-nature-banff

2022     

— City of Calgary on YouTube, “Community-run public art in Nose Hill”. Time: 0:53 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRiNaAtOBdA

2021      

— CKUA radio, “On Art: Tiffany Wollman Brightens Nose Hill Park”, October 28, 2021.                                         https://ckua.com/listen/on-art-tiffany-wollman-brightens-nose-hill-park/  

2014      

— Canadian Art, “Must-Sees This Week: January 16 to 22, 2014”,                                                               http://www.canadianart.ca/openings/2014/01/16/non-painting/ 

— Mandybura, Cadence. " Pipelines and Paint: We're So Thirsty comments on oil industry and our waterways". Fast Forward Weekly 6 February 2014.

2013      

— Sandals, Leah. “Updated: Emerging Artist Prizes Illuminate Rising Talents”, August 5, 2013. https://canadianart.ca/news/emerging-artist-story/

— Papke, Sarah. “Artist finds way to share her concerns for Alberta's environment”. The Anchor Weekly 16 October 2013. 

2006      

— Philip, Lincoln. "Young designer has future sewn up." Calgary Herald February 2006.

2005      

— Malwina Gudowska. "Leading Ladies." Avenue Magazine Calgary September 2005.

Bio

Tiffany Wollman is an interdisciplinary artist based in Calgary/Moh’kins’tsis/Otos-kwunee, and a citizen of the Métis Nation within Alberta. She recieved a Bachelor of Fine Art in Painting (Distinction) from the Alberta University of the Arts, and Diploma in Fashion Design (Honours) from Lethbridge College. Her work blends painting, drawing, photography, and textiles. Tiffany has exhibited across Canada, including at the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art in Toronto. She is a Public Art Project Lead with Calgary Arts Development.