Kirk Brant Fine Arts

31/07/2024

Been holding onto these two sketches for years, I think its time to give them a proper life as paintings

19/06/2024

Four small originals available, 8x10 inches stretched canvas, $140 each or $500 if purchased as a set. Dm to purchase, thanks everyone!

09/05/2024

I've been asked a few times, How long does it take to be a good painter?
I show them how my middle finger is bent where my paintbrush rests, that long, thats how long it takes...

12/04/2024

Available, reduced price, $2000
Gallery stretched
30x40 inches
Landscape #2

11/04/2024

These two are available after a stay at the CP Gallery in Carleton Place.
Beautifully framed in a floating frame.
Both are 16x20 inches and will be sold at a reduced price of $1600 each.

21/03/2024

LATEST
8x10 inches
SOLD

14/03/2024

Available
Dreaming of Spring
22x28 inches
Gallery stretched

24/02/2024

Off to a good home

05/02/2024

Ya know what? There aint no way to talk about this stuff and it really does mess with your mind, it was there for hours and nothing in ours brains to figure it out

03/02/2024

Dreaming of Spring

02/02/2024

Why Bother podcast fun

Join us this week with our fifth episode of the Why Bother? Podcast hosted by Gareth Davies as we speak with Indigenous artist Kirk Brant. Kirk Brant is a pa...

09/12/2023

Ok, who likes bats?
I have decided to try my first auction with this original.
It was painted as a commission for a new bat exhibit for the Toronto Zoo.
It depicts a Small Footed Myotis.
The painting is 16x20 inches, Unframed
Bidding will start at $250, please bid in $20 increments.
Shipping is free for Ontario. If outside of ON the winner will cover shipping.
The auction will last until 3pm Dec. 13.
Payment by e-transfer on closing date.
Please bid in the comments below, thanks everyone!

05/12/2023

Latest painting available
Dreaming of Spring
22x28 inches
Gallery stretched
Dm for purchasing details

20/11/2023

Proud to be showing at the Carleton Place Gallery
210 Bridge Street, Carleton Place.
Great folks, great artists, worth a visit for sure!

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08/06/2023

Just finished my latest mural, Service Canada, for the Gathering Room, 15 FT. by 8 Ft. tall.
Title: Intersection

11/01/2023

Now showing at Trebor Art Gallery,453 Sussex Drive, Ottawa.
Drop by for a visit!

26/09/2022

Proud to be a part of Voices At the Table
"Artist's statement Voices At the Table
In creating this piece for Voices At the Table I was very mindful of what is most important when approaching the land as a sustainable resource.
For Indigenous People we view the land as our Mother, she nourishes every part of our physical and spiritual lives. When we approach the land for harvesting purposes we have to do so as respectfully as possible to maintain the balance of taking and giving, a balance that has sustained us for as long as we have been on our Mother Earth.
When we speak of the land we not only acknowledge the land itself but we also acknowledge the water, the sky above and all of our fellow creatures that inhabit every corner of our Earth.
In the painting it was important to illustrate the relationship we have with the sky above the land and water. As with any extractive process considerations must be made to maintain the health of all these environments.
Traditional knowledge has always been passed down from our Elders, women have always been our special connection to the Earth itself. As life givers they are symbolic of the relationship we have to the Earth as a Mother to us all.
We see two Elders in conversation relaying the importance of the relationship we have to the land, the sky and the water.
The Moon is illustrated as it is seen as a Grandmother to the Earth and all of us, symbolic of the relationship to life that extends beyond the Earth and into the Sky World from where the First People came.
Above the water we see this symbolically represented by a skydome with a celestial tree that extends into the cosmos. A traditional Haudenosaunee world view.
I see this painting as a conversation about our relationship to our Mother Earth acknowledging the traditional wisdom we learn from our knowledge keepers and Elders - Kirk Brant"

07/07/2022

Hello everyone
Spring Transition
This is a popular print, almost gone, it is an edition of 50. The size is 11"x14", framed, not glass. There are only 18 left of the edition.
Cost is $140, free shipping anywhere in Canada.
Once an order is placed, e-transfer works best, I will provide an estimated delivery date and receipt.
Thanks everyone!

10/06/2022

Available
Spring Transition
16"x20"
unframed
DM for purchase details