Nanaimo
British-Columbia
1999 Moves to Nanaimo with Gabe and Michelle Vadas
2004 Moves into nursing home
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1999 Moves to Nanaimo with Gabe and Michelle Vadas
2004 Moves into nursing home -
1974 Suffers severe burns in hotel fire
1987 Morrisseau lives on the streets in East Vancouver in May and spends 10 days in hospital recovering
1989 Moves to Vancouver and begins business partnership with Brian Coughlan -
1990 Morrisseau lives in White Rock and then Semiahmoo First Nation nearby
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1986 Exhibits in Santa Barbara and Southwest Museum, Los Angeles supported by Galal Helmy and EA Studios (Jasper) Ltd.
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1985-1989 Lives at Maligne Canyon as part of a business sponsorship extended by Galal Helmy and EA Studios, (Jasper) Ltd.
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1977 Exhibition at Johnson Gallery along with Daphne Odjig, Alex Janvier, Jackson Beardy, and Carl Ray
1986 Exhibition at Manulife Place sponsored by Galal Helmy and EA Studios, (Jasper) Ltd.
1987 Exhibition at Manulife Place sponsored by Galal Helmy and EA Studios, (Jasper) Ltd. -
2000 Exposed: Aesthetics of Aboriginal Erotic Art exhibition at the MacKenzie Art Gallery
2013 7: Professional Native Indian Artists Inc. exhibition at the MacKenzie Art Gallery -
1975 Morrisseau attends rehab for alcoholism and paints several important works
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1964 Exhibition and ongoing exhibitions through the 1970s
1977 Morrisseau moves to Winnipeg -
Morrisseau is supported by numerous community members who purchase art and aid the artist
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1957 Marries Harriet Kakegamic and moves
Works at Willians Gold mine
Meets the Weinsteins
Morrisseau is supported by numerous community members who purchase art and aid the artist -
1981 Exhibition at Philbrook Museum
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1973 Spends 6 months in jail
Often spends time and sells work in Kenora -
Spends several summers in Sandy Lake with Harriet’s family
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1966 Films NFB film “Indian Speaks”
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Born and Baptized
St. Joseph’s Residential School -
1941 Family moved to Beardmore
1961 Moves back to Beardmore after Morrisseau is granted leave from Willem’s Gold mine in Cochenour to focus on his art.
1978 Tea Party organized by Norval Morrisseau and Jack Pollock for collectors and media. -
1971 Morrisseau and Carl Ray give art lecture at Timmins Community Centre in 1971
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March 1961 Hughes Gallery exhibition–a small show organized by Selwyn Dewdney
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1979 Artist residence at Tom Thomson Shack at McMichael’s Gallery
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1979 Exhibition at Gallery Stratford
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1980 Receives honorary Doctorate at McMasters University
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1962 Exhibition at Pollock Gallery
1965 Hart House exhibition
1975 Introduced to Eckankar by Eva Quan at Pollock Gallery
1963-1983 numerous exhibitions at Pollock Gallery
1979 Morrisseau created the cover art for Bruce Cockburn’s album Dancing in the Dragon’s Jaw.
1984 AGO exhibition
1984 Ontario Place Exhibition -
1979 Living at Whetung Farmhouse
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1979 Receives Order of Canada at Rideau Hall
2006 Retrospective exhibition at National Gallery of Canada -
2007 Retrospective Exhibition, Shaman Artist: Norval Morrisseau travels to National Museum of the American Indian
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1963 Exhibition at Galerie Agnes LaFord
1967 Expo ’67 and Galerie Jacque Cartier exhibition
1975 PNIAI exhibition Dominion Gallery
1975 Shayne Gallery -
1966 Exhibition at Musee du Quebec
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1968 Exhibition Newport Art Centre–first USA exhibition
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1976 Traveling Exhibition at Canada House Gallery
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1989 Magiciens de la Terre Exhibition; Morrisseau in attendance
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1976 Traveling Exhibition, Bergens Kunstforening
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1975 Art exhibition
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1969 exhibition at Saint Paul Galerie
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1976 Traveling Exhibition at Aula Luise Schule
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1979 Interversa Galerie exhibition
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1986 Canadian Consulate exhibition sponsored by Galal Helmy and EA Studios, (Jasper) Ltd.