Wesley Bates (painter, printmaker, illustrator)

Canada's best print maker/illustrator brings to life such texts as Leacock's Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town, and La Comedie Delle Arte, with exquisite draftmanship and a touch of humour.

Andrea Blanar (painter, sculptor)                                                                         

Andrea is a Canadian born in Hungary who has resided in Austria, Belgium, the Dominican Republic, and Japan as well as Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick. This heritage, this cultural richness, shows in her work. Her acrylics are often of Canadian Landscape, but they are entwined with motifs and design elements that speak of history, liturgy, and the people and spirits that inhabit the land. Her paintings and constructions are represented in numerous public and corporate collections.

Ronald Boaks (painter, printmaker, sculptor)

Ronald Boaks' paintings don't just hang on the wall; they reach out and shake you: a celebration of color and surface, defined by an ongoing search for balance and beauty. Represented in numerous corporate collections.

Victor Cinti (painter)

 A graduate of the Ontario College of Art, Victor also spent time studying in Florence and Japan. The latter country has influenced him the most, allowing Victor to bring an oriental sense of space and rhythm to his narrative yet often enigmatic canvases.

Paul Cvetick (sculptor)

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David Laing Dawson (painter, writer, filmmaker)                  

David is a writer, painter, and filmmaker.  As a painter, his subject matter is usually urban, rural, and exotic landscape (but not always) rendered in an expressionist manner with influences as far afield as Cezanne and Milton Avery.  He is represented in collections in Canada, the United States, Australia and Europe. He has also published six novels and written and directed several short films and one feature.

Michael Dobson (painter)

Michael is a landscape painter who produces oils, watercolours, and monotypes.  He has painted Canada  coast to coast.  Currently residing in Northern Ontario, Michael follows in the footsteps of Tom Thomson and David Milne, bringing to his canvases a rich evocative interpretation of the Canadian Landscape.  Represented in numerous Public and Corporate Collections.  Michael attended the Ontario College of Art and was a Director of the Grimsby Public Art Gallery.

Patricia Karen Gagic (painter)                                                          

 Abstract canvases that evoke the duality of calm and movement, reflection and opposition, masculine and feminine , equanimity, excitement, destruction and renewal.  Pat has exhibited in New York, Germany, Switzerland, Paris, Montreal, and California.

Catherine Gibbon (painter)                                                                  

Well known and avidly collected painter and pastel artist. Large emotional landscapes, full of the light and the fury of life itself. Represented in numerous corporate and public collections, Catherine teaches at the Dundas Valley School of Art.

Barry Hodgson (painter)

 Barry is a powerful artist of the Canadian landscape.  In oils and watercolours, Barry seeks the essence and rhythm, indeed the energy, of the land.  Barry is a graduate of the University of Guelph, Ontario, and is represented in numerous private and public collections.

Trevor Hodgson (painter, printmaker, multimedia)

Trevor is a musician and artist.  He is well-known locally as both the former Principal of the Dundas Valley School of Art and as a wonderful Jazz clarinetist.  His work is often a mixture of painting, collage, and various digital techniques.  Beautifully organized, a visual delight, but often with subliminal narrative.  He is represented in numerous private and public collections.

Jody Joseph (painter)

 An instructor at the Dundas Valley School of Art and a Director of the International School of Painting, Drawing, and Sculpture in Todi, Italy, Jody paints rich, complex canvases of simple subjects.  Still life, interiors, village scenes, instilled with the warmth of colors of Umbria in which she spends her summers.  A graduate of the International School of Art, Montecastello di Vibio, Italy, and the San Francisco School of Art, Jody is represented in numerous collections in North America and Italy.

Heather Keenan (painter)

 A graduate of Grant MacEwan Design Arts Program, residing in Victoria, Heather paints in an impressionistic, almost elusive style:  the landscape emerging in a dream, evocative and mysterious.  Small and large oils, sometimes rendered in thick oil stick, her landscapes become places in the mind more than representations of rocks and water and trees.

Karen Gay Kulyk (painter)

 A colourist in oils and pastels: the back garden, landscapes and vistas of many lands and villages rendered intimate, immediate, and startling. Represented in collections around the world. Currently residing in Nova Scotia.

Duane Nickerson (painter)

An artist of exquisite craftmanship, at first glance a realist, at second glance a formalist, and then a composer, and finally an artist exploring the nature of painting and the magic of perception.  

Tibor Nyilasi (painter, mosaicist, printmaker)

Teacher, craftsman, classically trained. Well known in Canada and Hungary for his striking mosaics crafted from stone and glass from around the world, and for his draftmanship.

Elena Roginsky (printmaker/painter)

Russian born, Toronto based artist whose work is always narrative and intriguing. Her subject matter draws from daily experience, memory and dreams, and often a combination of these.   

Chelo Sebastian (painter)

Art Teacher at Glenhyrst and Cambridge Galleries, a watercolourist of deft touch and sensitivity, utilizing the full range of classic watercolour techniques (including collage) to create images that retain the translucency and liquidity of their media.

Janice Peshke (jewelry artist)

Jewelry artist specializing in the lapidary arts (cutting and polishing semi-precious stones), silversmithing and precious metals. Each piece unique, yet affordable and a wonderful gift.

Holly Sneath  (painter, printmaker) 

Teaches at Dundas School of Art. Colourful, allegorical abstracts incorporating haunting and playful images, and the iconography of many cultures.

Toby Snajdman (painter)                                                                    

 An intuitive artist, sophisticated and yet naive. Toby paints the world as she remembers it, and as it should be: Bright colors, coffee shops, terraces, lessons, play, and prayer. Peace and goodwill.