Geanna Dunbar

05/26/2026

Ill be answering all messages this week.

Piercings will resume in the new space mid June.

Tattoos will be booked in the old space for the first two weeks of june.

Limited spots.

Looking forward to sharing all the new info and I miss so many of your faces.

G

05/22/2026

💛6 14kt Gold Bison Jaw Bone Sculptures
🌟2 14kt Plain Gold Bison Jaw bones
💛2 14kt Gold Cow Skulls

🌟Im selling some rogue taxidermy to help raise money for 🌟

🌟These jaw bones sculptures have peacock feathers, lynx teeth, coyote teeth and coyote leg bones, all ethically sourced and locally processed. They are covered in a 14kt Gold flake and varnished 🌟

50% of proceeds from all sales go to help feed folks on the streets of regina

Come say hi!

05/05/2026

Hey friends and family

I gor shortlisted for this award and I am 19th in my category for a pretty exciting opportunity.

Please vote for me

I Create Not For Others To See But To See Myself

04/17/2026

☄️Don't let others opinions of how you work limit your work.
☄️Go big or go home, its your capacity- your goals, your life.
☄️Do not shrink down for anyone. You are NEVER too much.

🔥The best advice I got was "dont listen to the ones not living the life you want"

Do it for yourself, for past generations and for future generations

From the words of ❤️

"You're doing great, you're looking good, and f**k what everybody else thinks

04/17/2026

Stolen Sovereignty x Geanna Rae x Globe Theatre

Geanna Rae, a Cree-Métis interdisciplinary artist, weaves sculpture, story, and memory through land-based practice.

In Stolen Sovereignty, her “rogue taxidermy” dioramas are shaped from materials gathered in relationship—through ceremony, travel, trade, and kinship. Bones, skins, and earth become more than form; they carry presence. They remember.

Bones here are not remnants, but witnesses—holding stories of life across the land, beyond what can be written or erased. They speak to belonging, to resistance, to the quiet insistence of Indigenous sovereignty.

Each miniature world becomes a living landscape—intimate, layered, and contested—where memory and displacement meet continuity.

Through careful hands and reciprocal exchange, Geanna invites us to witness: the land is not still. It lives, it holds, it testifies

02/18/2026

Hey Everyone.

My books are closed until mid April - This includes piercings and all tattooing.

I am currently one of 2 artists in residence for .art.gallery 2026 and installation starts this month!

✨ The MacKenzie Art Gallery is pleased to welcome Amber Phelps Bondaroff and Geanna Dunbar as our Artists in Residence for 2026.

From February 23 to March 8, 2026, Amber and Geanna will be on-site installing AuthentiCity, a new artist installation in the Learning Centre that reimagines the gallery as a familiar public space—like a street corner, park, or bus stop—where connection, accessibility, and mutual care come together.

“Authenticity centres on community care, accessibility, and collective imagining, while helping transform the gallery into a space that reflects shared civic life.”

Visit the Learning Centre at the MacKenzie on February 26 & 27 and March 5 & 6, from 1–3 PM to meet the artists and watch the installation take shape.

The completed installation will be open from March 9, 2026, to February 7, 2027. Visitors are invited to share their ideas about creating healthy community spaces through an ongoing, self-directed program of creativity and discovery

01/28/2026

Abstract metis sash and symbol on a rad client.

More like this please!

Booking for march 2026