Emily Spooner is a painter, sculptor, puppet and costume crafter, jewelry maker, and filmmaker. Her work is distinguished by its elusive theatrics and mystical atmosphere. Though Emily’s practice is diverse, painting is the ground she […]
Nancy Boisvert discovered her true passion for art later in life, though creativity has always been a part of who she is. As a child, she loved drawing characters and turning them into stories, a […]
Carol Liu is a Chinese-Canadian painter whose figurative oil portraits explore the depth of human emotion, shaped by her love of cinema, existentialist thought, and the layered relationship between self and culture. Born in Shanghai […]
Born in Montreal in 1993, Rosalie Gamache is a passionate painter who combines technical rigour with contemporary sensitivity. Trained at Université Laval and the École des Beaux-Arts de Marseille, she also studied at the Florence […]
Samuel Rancourt is a multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges painting, film, television, and cultural commentary. Trained in portraiture, he regularly takes part in major art events across Quebec. His paintings have been featured at L’Art […]
Alice Picard est une artiste multidisciplinaire installée à Montréal, et surtout une personne qui ne cesse jamais de créer. Je l’ai vue évoluer depuis ses études en design graphique à l’UQAM, et ce qui me […]
Hanna Barczyk’s life is infused with art. I often hear her speak about a book she is reading, a film that struck her, or her observations of life. She has a way of finding humour […]
Lukas Mouka is a well-travelled professional artist who has exhibited his work all over the world and now hails from Montreal, Canada. Born in Czech Republic and leaving with his family at a young age, […]
Michaëlle Sergile explores the history of Black communities through postcolonial archives, placing the experiences of women of African descent at the heart of her research. Using weaving—a medium traditionally associated with craft and women’s artistic […]
“So much of the process is unconscious, spontaneous,” explains Montreal artist Donna Casa, of her vibrant and evocative watercolours and collages. “I never know how and when a work is going to finish. She remembers […]
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