CEDAR EVE is an Anishinaabe multimedia artist, Ojibway from Saugeen First Nation and Wikwemikong Unceded Territory, who is currently based in both Montreal and Toronto. Holding a BFA from Concordia University in Studio Arts, she now works as a full-time beadwork artist and muralist.
To date, Cedar has painted murals in Peru, Arizona, Montreal, Ottawa, Alberta, Winnipeg and Toronto, including a mural commissioned by The Halluci Nation for their “Remember 01” music video. She’s participated in various group exhibitions and launched her first solo show, Mnidoo Gammi (2024) at Daphne Art Centre in Montreal. She has since shown work at events such as Toronto’s Venus Fest and most recently, as part of Oya’wih (2026), exhibited at Galerie B-312. Cedar will also be a participating artist in an upcoming exhibition taking place later this year in Ottawa.
Through her company, Cedar Eve Creations, she produces limited edition screen-printed clothing and beaded jewellery. Characterized by bold designs that manifest her distinctive aesthetic, Cedar’s beadwork has been showcased as part of the Indigenous Fashion Arts Festival marketplace in Toronto. Her artwork has appeared in Canadian Art and The Eastern Door, and she has been interviewed for CBC News, CBC Radio’s Daybreak and APTN news. During the school year, Cedar mentors Cree youth across the Eeyou Ishtchee James Bay in a variety of artistic practices, with a focus on linocut printmaking and fibre-based work.
