Ociciwan Contemporary Art Collective

Established in 2015 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on Treaty 6 territory, the founding core collective members were Tiffany Shaw-Collinge, Erin Sutherland, Becca Taylor, and Kristy Trinier.

It conveys an energy of engagement with Indigenous contemporary culture, linking present with the past and the future.

[9] In June 2020, the gallery was the target of a theft, including new media equipment and a piece by Lana Whiskeyjack slated for the opening exhibition.

The stolen artwork is a beaded medallion crafted with deer lace and rabbit fur titled Three Generations of nitêh (my heart).

[9] In a public plea to find the piece, Whiskeyjack said, "the significance of the work is much more than the monetary value — it is a creative practice of paradigm shifting to help address the violence against Indigenous People as well as to help lift their spirits and cultural awareness.