David B. Williams (artist)

• 1979 – Gallery One – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan
• 1980 – Gallery One – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan
• 1982 – First Man Art Gallery – Calgary. Alberta
• 1986 – The Trading Post – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan
• 1987 – The Trading Post – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan

• 1979 – Canada Council Grant (Explorations)
• 1983 – Manitoba Arts Council Grant
• 1987 – Indian Arts and Crafts Manitoba Inc.

• 1980 – Purchase on behalf of Native Law Society of University of Saskatchewan for presentation to Mr. Justice Berger. Supreme Court Justice of B.C.
• 1980 – Purchase of City of Saskatoon for special presentation to the Saskatoon Curling Team winning the Silver Broom Bonspiel.
• 1984 – Syncrude Oil Corporation.
• 1986 – Purchased (a print) by Saskatchewan Mining and Development Corporation for the John Howard Society Native Art Auction Saskatoon. Saskatchewan.
• 1987 – Métis National Council presented to Pope John Paul at Fort Simpson, NWT
• 1987 – Peace Hill Trust. Edmonton. Alberta

• Mendell Art Gallery – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan.
• Saskatchewan Arts Board – Regina. Saskatchewan.
• Shell Oil Corporation – Calgary. Alberta
• Gulf Oil Corporation – Calgary. Alberta
• Canada Council Art Bank – Ottawa. Ontario (1982)
• Department of Indian Affairs – Ottawa. Ontario (1983)
• Province of Manitoba – (print – 1983)
• Suncor Oil Corporation – fort McMurray. Alberta (1983)
• Interprovincial Pipeline Corporation – Edmonton. Alberta (1984)
• National Museum – Ottawa. Ontario
• Manitoba Government – Winnipeg. Manitoba
• Peace Hill Trust – Winnipeg. Manitoba
• Denver Museum of Fine Arts – Denver. Colorado (U.S.A.)
• Denver Museum of Fine Arts – Denver. Colorado (U.S.A.)
• Peace Hill Trust – Edmonton. Alberta
• Aboriginal Centre of Winnipeg – Winnipeg. Manitoba
• Indian Family Centre – Winnipeg. Manitoba

• C.A.R.F.A.C. (Manitoba) (1995)
• Indian Crafts and Arts Manitoba Inc. (1988)
• National Symposium of Indian Art – Hazeleton. B.C. (August 1983) unable to attend. Forwarded five artist proof prints to be sold for the express purpose of a proposed National Indian Arts Scholarship now under study by a steering committee.

• "Accent on the Arts" – Star-Phoenix – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan (Saturday. October 13. 1979)
• "Woodsmoke and Sweetgrass" CKY Television – Winnipeg. Manitoba (Interviewed December 1982 – Aired January 1983)
• "The Beaver" – A Hudson Bay Co. Publication (Winter Edition issued for January 1983)
• B.B.C September 1985

• Second National Native Art Auction. Native Canadian Centre of Toronto (April 1982) – Toronto. Ontario (Refer to catalogue of painting – 1982)
• Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature – Winnipeg. Man. (January 1983) (Group show auction/benefit)
• First Annual Native Art Auction – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan (John Howard Society)

Art 86 – Brantford. Ontario (Mohawk Institute)

• Second Annual Native Art Auction – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan (John Howard Society)

• Native Pavilion. Indian Friendship Centre. Saskatoon Folkfest. Saskatoon. Saskatchewan (1981)
• Native Pavilion Indian and Métis Friendship Centre. Winnipeg Folklorama – Winnipeg, Manitoba (1983)
• Native Pavilion. Indian Friendship Centre. Saskatoon Folkfest – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan (1986)

• David Livingstone Community School – Winnipeg. Manitoba (1983)
• St. Michael's Community School – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan (1982)
• Prince Philip Elementary School – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan (1982)
• Lester B. Pearson Public School – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan (1981)
• Native Survival School – Saskatoon. Saskatchewan (1981)
• Father Vachon Catholic School. Saskatoon. Saskatchewan (1981)

• 1980 – Saskatchewan Open Mendel Art Gallery. A juried Biennial exhibition of Saskatchewan art work was purchased by the Saskatchewan Art Board.
• 1983 – (January) Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature. A benefit auction.
• 1983 – Canada Canoe Festival – Victoria Island – Ottawa/Hull
• 1983 – Second Annual Atlantic Festival of Indian Arts and Crafts October 21–23 – Dalhousie Arts Centre. Halifax. Nova Scotia
• 1983 – Christmas Craft Show and Sale of Canadian Indian Arts and Crafts – November 4–6–Marlborough Inn. Calgary. Alberta
• 1983 – Eight Annual CKRC-CKWG Arts Manitoba. Juried Art Exhibition November 14–25 – Manitoba Archives Building 200 Vaughn Street. Winnipeg. Manitoba
• 1983 – C.A.R.F.A.C. (Manitoba) – Annual group/benefit – Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, Manitoba – November
• 1984 – B.C. Indian Arts and Crafts (Trade) Show. Hyatt Regency Vancouver. B.C.
• 1984 – Third Annual Atlantic Festival of Indian Arts and Crafts. World Trade Centre. Halifax. Nova Scotia
• 1984 – Christmas Craft Show and Sale of Canadian Indian Arts and Crafts – Marlborough Inn. Calgary. Alberta
• 1984 – Fourth Annual Christmas Show and Sale of Canadian Indian Arts and Crafts. Edmonton Convention Centre. Edmonton. Alberta
• 1984 – Manitoba Winter Showcase of Canadian Indian Arts and Crafts. The Delta Winnipeg. Winnipeg. Manitoba
• 1985 – Winter Showcase of Canadian Indian Arts and Crafts. Ottawa. Ontario
• 1985 – Festival du Voyageur. St. Boniface. Manitoba
• 1985 – Canada Canoe Festival. Ottawa. Ontario
• 1985 – Eagle Mountain Indian Festival. Hunter Mountain – New York (U.S.A.)
• 1985 – Fourth Annual Atlantic Festival of Indian Arts and Crafts Hotel Nova Scotia
• 1985 – C.A.N.A.D.A. – The Show and Sale of Indian Arts and Crafts. Thompson. Manitoba
• 1985 – Fifth Annual Christmas Show and Sale of Canadian Indian Arts and Crafts. Edmonton Convention Centre. Edmonton. Alberta
• 1985 – Christmas Craft Show and Sale of Canadian Indian Arts and Crafts – Calgary Convention Centre. Winnipeg. Manitoba
• 1985 – Manitoba Christmas Craft Sale. Winnipeg Convention Centre. Winnipeg. Manitoba
• 1986 – Festival du Voyageur. St. Boniface. Manitoba
• 1986 – International Spring Fair. Birmingham. England
• 1986 – Manitoba Spring Crafts Sale. Winnipeg Convention Centre. Winnipeg. Manitoba
• 1986 – Indian Arts and Crafts Associations (IACA) Sixth Annual Spring Wholesale Market and Retailers. Denver Merchandise Mart. Denver. Colorado (U.S.A.)
• 1986 - Red Cloud Indian Art Show. Heritage Centre. Pine Ridge. South Dakota (U.S.A.)
• 1986 – Grand National American Indian Arts and Crafts Show and Sale, Las Vegas, Nevada (U.S.A.)
• 1986 – Summit on Indian Business – Convention Centre. Toronto. Ontario
• 1986 – Seattle Art Festival ’86. Seattle. Washington (U.S.A.)
• 1986 – The Canadian Annual Wildlife Art and Conservation Show and Sale. Durham. Ontario
• 1986 – 65th Annual Indian Ceremonial. Gallup. New Mexico (U.S.A.)
• 1986 – Sixth Annual Christmas Show and Sale of Canadian Indian Arts and Crafts. Edmonton Convention Centre. Edmonton. Alberta
• 1986 – Christmas Craft Show and Sale of Canadian Indian Arts and Crafts – Marlborough Inn. Calgary. Alberta
• 1986 – Manitoba Christmas Craft Sale. Winnipeg Convention Centre. Winnipeg. Manitoba
• 1987 – Mingmak (Muskox). Saskatoon. Saskatchewan
• 1987 – Santa Monica Indian Ceremonial. Los Angeles. California (U.S.A.)
• 1987 – Winnipeg Street Festival (Winnipeg Art Gallery). Winnipeg. Manitoba
• 1987 – Seventh Annual Christmas Show and Sale of Canadian Indian Arts and Crafts. Edmonton Convention Centre. Edmonton. Alberta
• 1987 – Peace Hill Trust Jury Native Art Show. Edmonton. Alberta
• 1988 – Winterlude. Ottawa. Ontario
• 1988 – Fedstival du Voyageur ’88. St. Boniface. Manitoba
• 1988 – Spring Craft Show. Ottawa. Ontario
• 1992 – Peace Hill Trust Jury Native Art Show. Edmonton. Alberta
• 1994 – Peace Hill Trust Jury Native Art Show. Edmonton. Alberta
• 1995 – Annual Native Art Auction. John Howard Society. Saskatoon. Saskatchewan
• Canada Council Art Bank
• Williams, David Burning Prairies 1981 Work on paper 82/3-0446
• Williams, David Buffalo - Summer Lodges/friends 1982 Work on paper 82/3-0448
• Williams, David Brown Pelican/Beaver-others- 1982 Work on paper 82/3-0447
• "In the Capital - History and Celebrations". canadascapital.gc.ca. Retrieved 2014-07-07.