Winnipeg artist Wanda Koop remains one of the most significant painters of the last two decades in Canada.  Recently she has explored ideas of memory and landscape, and the accumulated images and motifs which form a coherent representation of place. The places depicted in the paintings are not real, however, but are conjured out the [...]

Beatty served in the Riel Rebellion. He studied at Central Ontario School of Art under J.W.L. Forster. His overall style is realism with a touch of sentiment and his subject matter is that of the Group of Seven, the wilds of the Canadian northland. Beatty also studied at the Academie Julian in Paris. He was [...]

Canadian painter Meghan Hildebrand was grown in the Yukon, and went on to study art in Nelson BC, and Halifax, Nova Scotia. Over the past 10 years, Meghan’s work has changed from simple and squarely structural to what could be described as landscape-exploded.  This is the place where all her personal symbols have come to [...]