Marty Kaufman creates motifs in glass, sculpture, drawings, and photographs, using specific subjects, landscapes or architectures to interpret the transitory experience of place. Kaufman’s work...
Sibéal Foyle (sh+bail) comes from a rich Gaelic tradition of oral history and storytelling; her work is infused with personal narratives from her large and multicultural family. The diverse stories...
David Foxcroft’s fascination with interiors is embodied by his use of strategically placed colour, tonal variance, and a medley of mixed media. Images informed by art history or everyday life can...
Through photographs and moving images, Laurel Johannesson examines certain facets of suspended temporality: timelessness, limbo, oblivion, and forgetfulness. In her recent series The Oblivion...
Canadian artist Alexandra Haeseker, RCA, explores the relationships between living beings in a common environment. Her imagery ranges from contemplative dog walks from the dogs’ point of view to...
The work of Jason Frizzell explores the idea of transition periods, physical or emotional, that shape us as unique moments in time. Inspired by dreams, movies and literature, Frizzell’s miniature...
The career of Takao Tanabe, RCA, incredibly, spans nearly 70 years. Born in 1926 in Prince Rupert, Tanabe is one of Canada’s most important and enduring painters. In 2013, Tanabe received the Audain...
Victo Cicansky asserts that “art has to come from somewhere.” In his case, Cicansky’s witty bronze and ceramic sculptures are all about the backyard garden: the gardens he remembers from early...
Born in Calgary in 1928, Harry Mitsuo Kiyooka, B.Ed, BFA, MA, MFA, RCA, is an exceptionally accomplished painter and printmaker. Kiyooka holds two undergraduate and two Masters degrees in Education...
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