OVER A DECADE IN THE MAKING!
Over 50 Trépanier Arctic paintings and 2 films on tour
Feb 16 – May, 12, 2019 at the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture in Spokane, Washington
Visit the Exhibition Tour page for the video, full itinerary, photos and more.
Aug 2-11, 2019, join Cory on an “High Arctic Explorer” voyage with One Ocean Expeditions, proud supporter of the INTO THE ARCTIC Exhibition Tour.
DOWNLOAD brochure I VIEW trip itinerary on OOE website
For bookings or questions:
Toll-free: 1-855-416-2326, Canada: 604-390-4900
Email: voyages@oneoceanexpeditions.com
ASGARD AWAITS: 20 minute short film
Cory embarks on a 100km+ hiking journey for 2 weeks in the dramatic landscapes of Auyuittuq National Park on Baffin Island. With his 19 year old daughter Sydney, he seeks new vistas for his touring INTO THE ARCTIC Exhibition, with the big goal of finding a majestic view of Mount Asgard for a new 9 to 10 foot wide painting.
Available for Acquisition: GREAT GLACIER, the Centrepiece of the Into The Arctic Exhibition Tour
5′ x 15′ (1.5m x 4.6m), oil on linen. Coronation Glacier, Auyuittuq National Park, Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada
For inquiries: Call (905) 880-2029 (Canada) / Email: oils@trepanieroriginals.com
2018 Asgard Expedition
VIEW 250 PHOTOS FROM THE JOURNEY
Cory returned to Canadian Arctic in 2018, where for 2 weeks he hiked and painted for over 100kms in the dramatic landscapes of Auyuittuq National Park on Baffin Island, accompanied by his 19 year old daughter Sydney. One of the big goals was to find a view for a major painting of Mount Asgard as a companion piece to his 5 foot x 9 foot Mount Thor painting. He was then picked up by One Ocean Expeditions in Pangnurtung, where he joined his wife wife Janet, collectors and other guests on an amazing 11 day voyage up the coast of Baffin Island and Devon Island.
AT REST, BEECHEY ISLAND: Canvas Giclée Reproduction
Supporting the work of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society
“The 1845 Franklin Expedition gravesite on Beechey Island is one of the most vivid examples in Canada’s history of the intersection of early Arctic exploration and the raw northern landscape. Camping nearby, I got a sense of the environment that these past explorers experienced. As I approached the scene, the lowering sun lit up the wooden headstones with a warm glow, bringing an ethereal beauty to this somber place.” – Cory
April, 2018: Film Screening in Monaco
The first screening of Cory’s Into The Arctic 3: The Last Chapter, was a held at the spectacular Musée Océanographique de Monaco. In attendance was Prince Albert II, who he had the pleasure of meeting and having an official photo taken with below a 1906 painting of his great great grandfather’s (HSH Prince Albert I) expedition to the Arctic in Svalbard. The evening wrapped up with Cory holding a bilingual Q&A session with an audience passionate for both art and the Arctic!