Casey “Remrov” Vormer was born on the seventh hour of the seventh day of the seventh month of 1977 in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands. He spent much of his childhood silently in his own world, studying […]
Avy Loftus grew up in Jakarta, Indonesia, where she developed a love of art at a very young age. Seen as an undesirable profession, she was encouraged to lean into her aptitude for science and […]
Lise Gallant (b. March 28, 1964) is a Canadian artist based in Westmount, Quebec. Gallant works in drawing and acrylic painting and is well known for her comic series Lucy and Tyson, a humorous series […]
Raconter des histoires. C’est ce que mon frère, François Chartier s’amuse à faire … par la peinture, l’hyperréalisme. François a l’imagination débordante et un sens de l’observation hors du commun. Il a toujours la tête […]
Berla (Berrak Ergul Lajoie) grew up in Istanbul in a family that loves art, nature and animals. She has been painting, drawing and creating art ever since she was a child. She studied architecture and […]
Homeira Mortazavi has been my friend since 2014 when we met at the Art Westmount group show. I was very impressed and inspired by the exhibit of her large macro flower paintings. We became fast […]
Sol Labos Brien grew up surrounded by beautiful objects that her father sold in her hometown of Tangier in Morocco: fine porcelain, crystal, silverware… She has retained her taste for the beautiful, the unique and […]
Inspired by his childhood home in the Eastern Townships, surrounded by nature and nurtured by a mother who was an artist, Kevin Jenne grew up using art to understand the world around him. At the […]
Arlene Berger and I have been close friends for about 20 years, meeting in our neighbourhood. When she told me she was an artist, I asked to see her paintings. When she showed them to […]
France MALO has been a professionally active artist for more than 45 years. Her art is based on the observation of human beings in “a panoplie” of environments and social contexts. During this actual and […]
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