November 01, 2024

David Ellingsen

November 01, 2024/ Michael Warren

September 13 - September 27
Opening Reception: September 13, 1-3 PM
Artist in Attendance

David Ellingsen is an award winning photographer based in Victoria, B.C. Creating images that speak to the relationship between humans and the natural world, Ellingsen's work often focuses on long term, cumulative projects that look at climate, biodiversity, and deforestation.

Ellingsen’s photographs are part of the permanent collections of the Chinese Museum of Photography, South Korea's Datz Museum of Art and Canada's Beaty Biodiversity Museum and Royal British Columbia Museum. They have been shortlisted for Photolucida's Critical Mass Book Award, appeared with National Geographic, and awarded First Place at the Prix de la Photographie Paris and the International Photography Awards.

Installation 3, Lance-Tooth Crosscut Saw - 30 x 45 inches - Digital Photograph, 1/3 - The Last Stand Series - $4250

Madrona Gallery

A leading contemporary and historic fine art gallery based in Victoria, B.C. Canada. The gallery exhibits and sells art from both established and emerging Canadian artists. Madrona Gallery prides itself on providing a welcoming environment to new and established art collectors alike.

Upcoming Exhibitions

Exhibitions

Summer Select: Folk Art

July 17 - 30

This year's Summer Select group exhibition will feature a special week long focused exhibition on folk artists from across the country. Featured artists include Ted Harrison, Maud Lewis, Joe Norris, Angus Trudeau, and Joe Sleep.

Luke Ramsey: In It

August 23 - September 6
Opening Reception: August 23, 1-3 PM

An exhibition of new paintings by Powell River based artist Luke Ramsey.

David Ellingsen

September 13- 27
Opening Reception: September 13, 1-3 PM

David Ellingsen is an award winning photographer based in Victoria, B.C.
Creating images that speak to the relationship between humans and the natural world, Ellingsen's work often focuses on long term, cumulative projects that look at climate, biodiversity, and deforestation.