Nate McLeod

Educational Art Technician, Drawing & Painting

Nate McLeod (he/him) is an artist living and working in Treaty 7 Territory in Mohkinstsis (Calgary, Canada).

His recent works draw upon tropes of classical painting - specifically still life - by combining collected images of objects (found in personal photographs; screenshots of social media posts; AI-generated imagery; his own past works and the works of other artists, and so on) into a unified whole through the use of various framing devices.

Nate McLeod

McLeod holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Alberta University of the Arts and is represented by Herringer Kiss Gallery. His work is included in private, public, and corporate collections including the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Encana, and Royal Bank of Canada. He has curated several independent exhibitions, was the co-founder and Artistic Director of Avalanche! Institute of Contemporary Art, a former Associate Curator at Contemporary Calgary, and is currently the Educational Art Technician in the Drawing & Painting departments at the Alberta University of the Arts.

A gallery space with white walls, displaying four paintings. Each painting depicts a pair of hands holding a fan of cards in different colors: red, blue, yellow, and green. The artwork is minimalist with a limited color palette.
Nineteen Hand, Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, 2024. acryla gouache on canvas over panel, (4) 22" x 30"