AANDEG

Jeremy McKenzie-Crowe

Portfolio 2024

studio / traditional art

My Art

As an Ojibwe artist from Alderville First Nation, my work is ​deeply rooted in the rich traditions and stories of my ​ancestors. I draw significant inspiration from the ​Woodland style of art pioneered by Norval Morrisseau, ​which informs my approach to visual storytelling and ​symbolism. My artistic practice is a fusion of traditional ​Indigenous themes and esoteric teachings from diverse ​world religions and secret societies, reflecting a broader ​quest for understanding and spiritual insight.


I sign my artwork with "Aandeg," the Ojibwe word for ​crow and my family’s original name before colonization ​forced us to change it to the English word "Crowe." Using ​the Ojibwe word as my signature honors my ancestors ​and keeps the influence of the past alive in the present.

Skills

  • Acrylic Painting
  • Alcohol Markers
  • Graphite and Coloured Pencil

Experience

Art Show Producer and Promoter

"Light Bringers"

GALLERY 1313, Toronto, Canada

July 25 – Au​gust 5, 2012

Selected Works

Ace of Hearts, 2024

7"x5" (alcohol marker on paper)

Two of Hearts, 2024

7"x5" (alcohol marker on paper)

Exhibitions

[Produced] “Light Bringer” Jul-Aug 2012

Gallery 1313 - Toronto, Canada

Get in Touch

Jeremy “Aandeg” McKenzie-Crowe

Alderville First Nation

Sovereign Land, Turtle Island