La pluralité dans la singularité – Il a environ 4 ans, j’ai fait la connaissance de Yashowardhan Kauns. Un personnage réfléchi, charismatique et doté d’un fort sens du leadership par sa capacité à motiver celles et […]
Sandra Woods has been an optimistic dynamo since we met more than thirty years ago, when we bonded over the arts, museums, and nature. In 2016, she developed a rare autoimmune and neuroinflammatory disease, with […]
Born and raised in the Laurentians, a region celebrated for its natural beauty, Céline Bastien developed a deep love of nature early in life. This lasting connection to the outdoors continues to inspire her creative […]
Montreal-born artist Lisa Kimberly Glickman has wide-ranging interests that begin with a focus on nature, the environment, and women’s issues, and extend beyond. Other than making art, few things inspire Lisa Kimberly more than riding […]
A painter of trees and woodlands, Lulu Galway remains very much a Montrealer. Her art practice stretches back to childhood, when she got her start at F.A.C.E, the downtown fine-arts specialist school. Later, she gained […]
From the moment Ginny Morello could hold a crayon, it was clear that drawing was going to be a lifelong passion for my daughter. Inspired, perhaps, by her parents’ shared love of art, she showed […]
My mother, Canadian artist Terry Fishman, was born in Montreal on January 29, 1953. In 2016, her life took an unexpected turn when she took her first art class with artist and gallery owner Nedia […]
My mother, Georgia Priniotakis, has always seen the world a little differently; through vibrant colours, textures and dynamic light. She brings landscapes to life in a way that makes you feel like you are standing […]
Daylen is a Queer, Black multidisciplinary artist currently living in Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang/Montreal. You can see their love for art in everything they do, like the matcha lattes they make for me in their apartment, the pins […]
Evocative, elegantly nostalgic, and measured in her approach, Delfina Rabán (1990, Argentina) studied graphic design at the University of Buenos Aires—where she also taught—before travelling to Barcelona to refine her conceptual practice and complete a […]
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