September 14 - October 22, 2026 Prairie Fusion, Arts & Entertainment, Portage La Prairie, Manitoba 11- 2nd street NE 204-239-6029 / info@prairiefusion.ca *free to attend, no admission fee. Reception: Sunday, September 20, 1-4pm; Artist Talk 2pm Informal Meet the Artist: Saturday, October 17, 1-4pm Regular Hours: Monday to Wednesday, 10am to 4pm; Thursday 10-7pm This exhibition features both acrylic paintings & alcohol ink and acrylic ink paintings. My work has evolved styl

(statement, bio, price list written below after blog entry) Developing Soulful Seasons, Transitions of Change The title, Soulful Seasons, Transitions of Change was inspired by the concept of four seasons between my final solo show at cre8ery, to my first solo at 210 Gallery. Fall Sliding in Stage Right, 10" x 10", Alcohol Ink and Acrylic Ink on Yupo, mounted on Birch Panel, $125 Retiring from gallery ownership after 23 years was significant. I wasn't sure how the next year

Rough Waters, 24" x 24", Alcohol Ink and Acrylic Ink on Yupo, Mounted on cradled birch panels, $475 As a university student on summer break in May 1999, I was employed at a gardening nursery centre working in a greenhouse. I discovered an art gallery job advertisement for Wasagaming Community Arts instructing their children's program. I applied. I met a woman named Mary Louise Perkins from Brandon. We conducted a job interview at a gas station diner in Portage la Prairie. I d

Jordan Miller, Dreamy Fields, 9" x 12", sold My 2024 exhibition blog concluded with the important question, what came first the chicken or the egg? I hope this story telling of my 2024 year helps answer some of those questions. After my last exhibition in March 2024, my body decided to give me a health and wellness lesson that I struggled to understand, indicating that I needed to slow down and take it easy for a while. I paused my creative work and consulting throughout mos

In 2022, two symbolic elements began to appear in my work: hexagon shaped beehive honeycombs and circles. The job of and the rank of the Queen Bee for a hive colony is a parallel to my lifestyle since 2020. The Queen spends nine out of twelve months in hibernation. Hibernation keeps the Queen safe from the risk of predation, starvation and diseases. Hibernation has been my life in isolation from both friends and family to protect both my gallery business (the hive) and my own

(From Sea to Sky, 24" x 24", Alcohol Ink on Yupo, mounted on panel, $375 (plus tax) Journey to the Stars, walks us through the land to the sea and up into the sky. While growing up in a small town, travelling across Canada, and enjoying summers on our family farm in the Interlake and cabin at Delta Beach, the stars consistently offered guidance. We spent time camping, hiking, and portaging the land, viewing the sky’s vibrancy along with the chilling cold glacial water as 'la

Mentoring artists is something I enjoy and mentoring Sari translated into other opportunities for both of us. Exhibit: Sept 22-Oct 4, 2022.

Two videos are posted here, one is a video of the exhibition/pieces and the second is the performance art video by Jordan Miller, Filmed, Directed and Edited by Dave Swiecicki with his own musical compositions. This collaboration by mixed media artist Jordan Miller & multi-media artist Dave Swiecicki was created as part of an installation for a dual exhibition, “Under the Influence”, launched September 27, 2018. See Credits Below Statement. “Breaking free from what holds us d

Photo by Dave Swiecicki “Relationships” opened at Gallery in the Park on June 1, 2017. My exhibition continues until July 30th. This is my first solo exhibition in a small town in rural Manitoba and the launch of my 15th year of exhibiting since graduating with a BFA (honours) in Fine Arts. People have been asking me about how I found out about the gallery and why I decided to show my work outside of Winnipeg in a small town…. Nine years ago I saw the grand opening exhibitio

Relationships by Jordan Miller This exhibition began as an abstract look at the relationships with my mentor, my family, my friends, and my supporters. What started as an examination of personal relationships quickly changed when an unfortunate accident left me temporarily unable to continue painting in the style I am known for. The accident redefined my artistic method, prompting me to refocus from relationships with others to my relationship with the art medium itself. Cons