Returning to Ourselves: Rebecca Baird and Kenny Alvin Baird—A Retrospective of Art and Design by Cree Métis Siblings

Outside, look up at the street-level mural the siblings made for this show: two crows, one with a pearl in its beak. Kenny Baird admits, with what the gallery calls a sassy smile, that the pearl stands for his sister Rebecca's pearls of wisdom.

Inside is the first retrospective of the two Cree Métis artists, who arrived in Toronto's Queen Street West punk scene in the late 1970s. Rebecca's side is painting, sculpture, public art and work in glass seed beads, sweetgrass and porcupine quills. Kenny's is interiors, graphic design and art direction, including a set for David Bowie's Little Wonder video. He also designed interiors for the Drake Hotel, so plenty of Torontonians have had a drink inside his work.

No critic has reviewed it yet. Entry is free, and Onsite stays open until 7 p.m. on Wednesdays. Rebecca leads a beaded rosette workshop on 16 October (register by email), and both siblings talk with the curator on 24 October, 1 to 3 p.m.