Ed Drahanchuk
An honest expression of the natural world, Drahanchuk uses glazes only as accents and only where function demands it.
Edith Leach
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John K. Esler
…a dynamic force in Canadian printmaking, known for his irreverent, experimental approach…
Bettina Somers
In 1940, she was sent to Egypt by the British High Command to spy on the Germans…
Lyle Wilson
“Of all the stuff I do, I actually find painting the most stressful…”
Roz Marshall
Her imagery reflects a lifelong assertion of feminine creativity… Her subject matter is drawn from the intimate spaces of her life…
Edith Krause
“…the objective is to get conversations going about something.”
Bill Dixon
He has pulpit-preached, people-pastored, comfort-counselled, art-educated and art-created.
Roy Wells Bishop
He was a respected Vancouver printmaker and graphic designer…
Marion Evamy
“As an experimentalist, I allow mystery and magical moments to appear on the canvas…”
James Lindsay
In 1981 he moved into his Fan Tan alley studio in Victoria’s Chinatown…
J.H.O. Amess
He painted in oil, pastel and watercolour; mostly portraits, still lifes and landscapes…
Betty Jean Drummond
She was explorative with colour and texture, often beginning with memories and working directly on the plate.
Marianna Schmidt
She worked outside the limelight, with strong feeling for the precariousness of existence…
John Keith-King
“He was in many ways a little bit bigger than life.”
Veronica Plewman
“My early work was entirely photo-based and very detailed, but it has become looser and more intuitive…”
Jack Shadbolt
“Inspiration for the artist is probably less in dreaming than in visualizing extensions from tangible possibilities.”
Pnina Granirer
“There is so much richness and possibility of using the imagination when combining various materials…”