Gordon Harrison, sca aibaq

award winning canadian landscape artist

  “Canadian landscape inspires Gordon Harrison’s work and his life. Gordon Harrison is in a happy place following his heart, awakening his senses in a landscape playground. He has developed into one of Canada’s foremost landscape painters. That ease of expression has been a long-time gift. Lost in a world of colour and possibility where […]

greg benz

canadian abstract landscape artist

Growing up on Lake Huron, Greg Benz was practically born with a camera in hand to capture its natural beauty.  His art teacher strongly encouraged him to pursue the art and to attend the reputable Beal Art School in London Ontario.  Today he captures these childhood memories on canvas and shares them worldwide. People across […]

gréta Jonckheere

Born in Belgium, Gréta discovered clay at the age of 11 and since that day, clay became her universe. It was in the attic of her parents’ farmhouse in Belgium that Gréta started to explore the world of ceramics.    Her family moved to Québec and shortly after Gréta visited  the 1001 pots ceramic exhibit in […]

richard sturgeon

canadian contemporary sculptor

The sculptures of Richard Sturgeon are inspired by the landscape of Northern Ontario where the artist was raised.   As a young child, Richard discovered the magic of creating objects with his hands and spent his time carving wood. He eventually made art a priority in his life and pursued metal and welding training. It […]

kayo o’young

Kayo O’Young is a self-taught artist recognized as one of Canada’s finest porcelain potters. In the industry, he is known as “a potter’s potter” and he serves as both teacher and inspiration to numerous potters.   The artistic gene has been part of the family for generations.  Kayo’s father and brother are also artists.  That […]

patrick Imai

canadian inuit inspired sculptor

Patrick Imai is a member of the National Capital Network of Sculptors, Arteast and Arts Ottawa East. His sculptures have been part of many exhibits including the Museum of Nature – Nature into Sculpture, Shenkman Centre – Mosaic and St Brigid’s Centre for the Arts – Dimensions and are in private collections in Canada, the […]

David Thai

canadian contemporary glass artist

David Thai came to Canada in 1985 to pursue his studies in glass and design in Toronto.  He soon ranked top and obtained a prestigious residency at Harbourfront Centre where he coached other artists on glassblowing artistry. He went on to found the Kingston Glass Studio that continues to welcome tourists from around the world. […]