Exhibitions
Group Exhibition: A video Short called "Fragments" included in inVISIBILITY: Indigenous in the City. (2013, June 25 - July 19). Group exhibition at John B. Aird Gallery at Queen's Park, Toronto, ON. Curator: Anna Hudson.
Screening & Speaker Series: Salo, M. M., Blais, S., Dament, C., Landon, C., & Sylvester, J. (2013, July 4). inVISIBILITY. Speaker series and film screening. John B. Aird Gallery at Queen's Park, 900 Bay Street, Toronto, ON.
Research Participant : Connected to Social Studies and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Debwewin Digital Stories connections project.” Principal Investigators: Susan Dion (York University) and Carla Rice (University of Guelph), in partnership with the TDSB Urban Indigenous Education Centre.
M. Salo.
Multimedia and video installation
2010
Red Runners: The new objectification of Native art and identity
Salo, M. M. (2010, June 22 - July 4). Group exhibit.
Red Runners: The new objectification of Native art and identity. Curated by Luke Parnell and Jason Jenkins for Miziwe Biik's Thunderbird Art department. Well and Good Art Space, 52 McCaul Street, Toronto, Canada.
Red Runners: The new objectification of Native art and identity
Salo, M. M. (2010, June 22 - July 4). Group exhibit.
Red Runners: The new objectification of Native art and identity. Curated by Luke Parnell and Jason Jenkins for Miziwe Biik's Thunderbird Art department. Well and Good Art Space, 52 McCaul Street, Toronto, Canada.
Group exhibition
Salo, M. M. (2010, August 21 - September 5). Group exhibition. 8th Annual Square Foot Show, AWOL Gallery, 76 Ossington Avenue, Toronto Queen West Gallery District, Toronto, Canada.
Oil Paintings
M. Salo. The Blinded Remembers Beaivi. Oil on canvas, 2010
M. Salo. Kraja: The Place One Longs For. Oil on canvas, 2010
Curatorial
Salo, M. M. (Curator). (2011, May 2-31). Traditional and Digital Photography by Toronto Youth. Foyer Gallery, 5050 Yonge Street. CONTACT Photography Festival.
Curator:
Salo, M. M. (Curator). (2011, May 2-31). Traditional and Digital Photography by Toronto Youth. Foyer Gallery, 5050 Yonge Street. CONTACT Photography Festival.