Angela Wiggins is a proud Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) artist and bloodline descendant of Residential School Survivor Henry Rufus Trudeau and Victoria Peltier of Wikwemkong First Nation. Deeply inspired by her mother, Mary L. Trudeau, Angela channels the resilience of her heritage into her art, celebrating cultural identity while advocating for truth and reconciliation.
Through bold colour, traditional themes, and spiritual symbolism, her work honors Anishinaabe culture and the voices of those who came before her. Each piece preserves ancestral legacies while inviting reflection, dialogue, and healing. With every brushstroke, Angela ensures the spirit of her people remains vibrant, unbroken, and full of hope.
Belleville Frameworks – Opening August 30th
John M Parrott Gallery – Opening September 6th
Art and Acres Festival @ Brambleberry Farms October 4th-5th
First Nations Leading the Way – October 7th-9th
One of a Kind Show Toronto – December 2nd-7th
Arts On Main Gallery, Picton – April 25th – June 6th, 2026
Open April-November, 10 AM-5 PM
768 County Rd 12, Prince Edward, ON K0K 2T0
(613) 393-1797
Open Tuesday-Thursday 10 AM-5 PM, Friday 11 AM-4 PM, Saturday 10 AM-4 PM. Closed Monday/Tuesday.
22 Front St, Trenton, ON K8V 6C5
(613) 392-9923
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