Jane Adams
February 25, 2026
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…her practice synthesizes gestural abstraction with geometric structure and music.
…her practice synthesizes gestural abstraction with geometric structure and music.
Known for his innovative use of large tubes of paint…as well as all sorts of house painting brushes.
…creating my own world and my self out of that world was my only defense, my survival method in a world insanely bent on destruction.
“Even in the smallest forms, nature has a pattern, a system, an order, and that appeals to my personality.”
He was at the forefront of abstract painting experimentation in the 1960s and 70s in Victoria…
…Sim’s works whisper the poetry of place with a fan’s devotion to nature and a historian’s eye for detail.
When…the love of his life died, he donated countless paintings to hospitals and charities in her name…
She infuses her work with family history and genetic or environmental identities or inheritance.
An honest expression of the natural world, Drahanchuk uses glazes only as accents and only where function demands it.
Not much is known about this artist. Do you have further information?
…a dynamic force in Canadian printmaking, known for his irreverent, experimental approach…
In 1940, she was sent to Egypt by the British High Command to spy on the Germans…
“Of all the stuff I do, I actually find painting the most stressful…”
Her imagery reflects a lifelong assertion of feminine creativity… Her subject matter is drawn from the intimate spaces of her life…
“…the objective is to get conversations going about something.”
He has pulpit-preached, people-pastored, comfort-counselled, art-educated and art-created.
He was a respected Vancouver printmaker and graphic designer…
“As an experimentalist, I allow mystery and magical moments to appear on the canvas…”