Reading the Globe and Mail obit of Mosseua, it was mentioned in passing that he had the only solo show from an aborignal artist in 127 years--here are 10 living artists they should consider:

1. Brian Jungen, Dunne-Za(esp since the majestic, post minimal Vienna, from 2003 is in their national collection)
   
2. Annie Pootoogook, Inuk (esp since the CBC thot she was worth while of an hour doc)
   
3. Terrence Houle, Blood (esp since his work is so vitally interdisciplinary)
   
4. Jane Ash Poitras, Cree, (RCA)
   
5. Alex Janvier Dene Suline and Saulteaux (esp how he has twisted adn changed, and esp his responses to modernist tendencies, and he is a member of the order of canada, plus the retrospective in calgary could easily be expanded)
6. Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun, Haida
   
7. Zacahry Long Boy, Dene (work already in the national gallery collection)
   
8. Peter B Jones, Iroquis
9. Joane Cardinal Schubert (mostly her installation art)
10. Ron Noganosh, Ojibway(national tour, 2002, didnt stop at the BGA)