Kwetlal (Garry Oak) Squirrel
30” Diameter
Oil on Panel
2025
$ 8000

Western Bluebird: Locally Extinct
36” diameter
Oil on Panel
2025
$ 10,000

Saint Squirrel: Protecting You 'Cause You're Nuts
24 x 18
Acrylic on Canvas
2010
$ 4500

Anna Banana Squirrel
18 x 24
Oil on Panel
2015
$ 3500

Cipher Squirrel
36 x 36
Oil on Panel
2018
$ 10,000

Cyber Squirrel
30” Diameter
Oil on Panel
2018
$ 8,000

Hunt of the Unicorn
48” Diameter
Oil on Panel
2016
$ 20,000

mtSQRL Bionic
15" Diameter
Oil on Panel
2018
$ 1600

Sun Squirrel
48 x 48
Oil on Panel
2016
$ 14,000

mtSQRL Data
15” Diameter
Oil on Panel
2018
$ 1600

Do Not Eat: War of the Roses
30” Diameter
Oil on wood panel
2024
SOLD

Moon Squirrel
36” Diameter
Oil on Panel
2017
SOLD

Still Life Squirrel Mask
36" Diameter
Oil on Panel
2016
SOLD

Infinity Squirrel
30” Diameter
Oil on Panel
2016
SOLD

Pandemic Squirrel
15 x 19.5
Oil on Panel
SOLD

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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

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: A Breath of Wind, the Swell of Sea

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.

Ningiukulu Teevee

November 8 - 22
Opening Reception: November 8, 1-3 PM

Ningiukulu Teevee is an established artist known for her storytelling ability, bold colours, and strong sense of colour. Her first print was released in 2004, and since then she has gained international attention for her work. She was the recipient of the 2023 Kenojuak Ashoona Memorial Award, and her work has been the subject of numerous group and solo exhibitions across Canada and the United States.