Françoise Issaly, est une artiste peintre rempli de créativité et d’aventure, ainsi qu’une mère extraordinaire qui, depuis toujours, m’ouvre les yeux à ce que signifie être une artiste. Né en France, elle a toujours eu […]
Jonathan Mendel is a very dear friend and a daily source of inspiration, as an artist and a person. He is fascinated by emotions, their different nuances and the shapes and colours they take. I […]
I first met Marie-Chloé Duval in 2020, when her art was purely self-taught and she was developing her knowledge; before New York institutions and galleries recognized her talent. I had already sensed some profound statements […]
Over the past 9 years, I’ve been privileged to witness Alexandra Riesbri’s fervent passion for the arts and unwavering dedication to her art. Beyond mere engagement, she sees art as a profound calling, spending countless […]
Montreal’s Gallery Weekend is entering its 3rd year, set to take place in September 2023. This annual event showcases a diverse array of artists and galleries that are redefining traditional notions of art through innovative […]
Carol Rabinovitch started to paint 26 years ago and enjoyed discovering her creativity with many media, including oil, acrylics, collage, printmaking or assemblage using recycled objects. While taking lessons with various teachers and attending different […]
I first met Marie Santos in 2019 in New Brunswick when I answered a Facebook ad for watercolour pet portraits. We immediately clicked and felt like we were lifelong friends. I could see right away […]
Born in Montreal, Annette Wolfstein-Joseph was always drawn to printmaking. She attended Concordia University, in Art Education and Printmaking, studying there with Barry Wainwright and Yves Gaucher. After graduating with a BFA, she moved to […]
Sandy Baylin is very proud and grateful to be a Montrealer. She states: “This city has a soul. An artistic vibrancy. It has an open mind for creators of all genres. It has a heart […]
Ville Orchestre is a splash of pastels against the gray pavement. A newly inaugurated interactive installation in the Promenade des Artistes, constructed with bright yellow cylinders, purple “squiggles” and blue shapes. One of the tube-like […]
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