In loving memory of
Donnell Taylor
June 11, 1961 - February 10, 2021
![Master [Converted]](http://donnelltaylor.passthefeather.org/wp-content/uploads/Archive/cache/master-converted-210x300-square.png "Master [Converted]")
About Donnell
Donnell Taylor's home territory is Constance Lake First Nation. Donnell has resided in the Ottawa area for a number of years.
You can find Donnell's work in galleries, at local powwows, markets and art shows and occasionally at his spot on Elgin Street.
ᐊᓂᐦᔑᓂᓃᒧᐏᐣ
Anishininiimowin
Ojibway-Cree
a look into his artistic spirit...
"My name is Donnell Taylor. I'm a spiritual painter and I'm in recovery.
I talked to the creator and I said, 'I've had enough now'".
" So I started painting in a spiritual way. It feeds my spirituality every day. That's how I keep connected - every day".
" I'm not proud, I'm grateful.
Because proud to me is like being better than somebody else. But me, I wanna walk with everybody - not ahead or behind."
Donnell is an advocate...
Indigenous women are going missing and being murdered every day. The epidemic is an issue affecting Indigenous people on Turtle Island (Canada and the United States) and worldwide in many Indigenous communities.
Here in Canada, it has been declared a national crisis and cultural genocide.
Donnell created this picture to in honour of women missing and murdered - the puzzle missing one piece.
Workshops
Donnell's workshops are perfect for your next fun paint night, corporate activity or community centre gathering.
Available in downtown Ottawa.
Contact him for details.
