EXHIBITION FROM DECEMBER 19 TO JANUARY 17, 2024

Are you passionate about the beauty of the wilderness? Discover the wonders of Canadian wildlife through the lens of a talented photographer at the “SAUVAGE” exhibition by Jean-Pierre Parenty.

Take a journey into the Canadian wilderness. These photos capture magnificent moments that will transport you to the most remote corners of the forest, tundra and vast plains of Western Canada.

Observing, marvelling, telling stories

Come and explore majestic landscapes through the breathtaking photographs captured by Jean-Pierre Parenty. His photos reveal extraordinary details and unique moments in the lives of wildlife, bringing you closer to the fascinating inhabitants of our environment.

This exhibition is not just about contemplating the beauty of nature. Its mission is to educate and inspire. By contemplating exceptional wildlife, you’ll be encouraged to make responsible decisions for the preservation of our natural environments and the beings that live in them.

DATES AND TIMES :

December 19 – January 17

Monday to Friday

9am – 1pm | 2pm – 5pm

Vernissage

Tuesday, December 19 | 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Q&A session with the artist – 6:30 pm

LOCATION :

CCFM Art Gallery

Biography

Jean-Pierre Parenty was born and raised on his parents’ farm in Otterburne, Manitoba, where he learned to appreciate animals. As an adult, he became close to wildlife and, enthusiastic about photography, combined his two passions to become a wildlife photographer. After several trips to Africa, Asia and South America, he decided to focus on Canada’s wildlife.

In 2014, Jean-Pierre received Professional Wildlife Photographer accreditation from Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC). Since then, he has placed himself among the country’s top wildlife photographers, winning several awards of excellence in PPOC regional and national competitions. His work has also appeared in several publications, including Canadian Geographic. Jean-Pierre has also sold his photographs at the Winnipeg Art Gallery’s annual auction.

There’s nothing more rewarding for Jean-Pierre than to spend a day in nature and come back with photos to share. “The more I can teach people about wildlife, the more they’ll take an interest in protecting it.”