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      Alana Biasi, of Newmarket, has been teaching art in York Region. She mainly works in watercolours, but also in acrylics and sculpture. She has won top honours in several exhibitions.

      Sheila Ghazarian is a Newmarket artist and art instructor. The subjects in her paintings, sculptures or etchings attempt to describe relationships with nature and her surroundings. The painting "Food Chain" shows a murky ocean floor with few remaining aquatic life forms. It voices my concerns, that we are polluting our …

      An artist and art teacher living in Newmarket, Garry Young received most of his training in oil and acrylic painting. Self-taught in watercolours, much of his work since the 1980s has been “on the spot” landscapes in this medium. Garry’s work is exhibited at Studio 737 Art Gallery near Tweed, …

      Lotti Thomas was born in Amsterdam, Holland, and came to Canada in 1964. She graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design in 1980 and completed post-graduate courses in lithography at Scarborough College in the University of Toronto. She has printed at Open Studio in Toronto since 1985, concentrating …

      Born in Zurich, Switzerland, raised there and in the United States (Lawrence, Kansas and Grosse Pointe, Michigan), Rudolf came to Canada in 1967, earned degrees in English and Journalism at Ottawa’s Carleton University. A year in London, England, designing for the Fringe Theatre preceded four years at the Ontario College …

      With love for nature and passionate about the Canadian landscape, Johanna creates works of great strength in watercolour, oil and acrylic, with the aspiration to evoke in the viewer a feeling of joy and gratitude for what man has been given to cherish and protect.

      Rebecca Cowan is an award-winning printmaker and book artist living in Kingston. Over the last twenty-five years her work has been exhibited extensively in Canada, as well as internationally in the United States, India, Korea and Australia. Ms. Cowan has had solo exhibitions in Toronto and Vancouver. In addition to …

      Linda Finn has been making art for most of her life. She has studied at the Ontario College of Art in Toronto, the University of Waterloo (Fine Arts Department) and White Mountain Academy of the Arts in Elliot Lake, Ontario, plus numerous other art workshops. A love of language continues …

      Ernestine Tahedl was born in Austria and received a Master's Degree in graphic art from the Vienna Academy of Applied Arts. She immigrated to Edmonton, Alberta in 1963. Participating in group and traveling shows, she has won acclaim with solo exhibitions in Austria, France, Japan, the United States and Canada. …

      Barbara Bailey is a Toronto graphic designer and visual artist who creates work in a variety of forms – painting in two and three dimensions, installation and performance. Her work explores the relationship between what is hidden and what is shown, through disguise, layering and interior/exterior relationships. She addresses issues …

      Judy Lalingo is a realist painter whose passion lies within the interrelationship of the natural world. Her paintings focus on accurate representation and emotional metaphor for her life experiences. A Canadian living and working in the hills of Maryland’s horse country, the artist was honoured as Ducks Unlimited Canada’s Artist …

      Heather Kertzer, of Newmarket, has been working full-time as an artist since 1992. She portrays her love of the land and nature, through her works. Although she has worked with a variety of media, she now primarily works with watercolours.

      John Molnar (1960 – 2010) was known for his lush landscapes in oil and casein, and was considered a master of the latter medium. Over his career, John had seven solo shows, was the subject of feature articles in American and Canadian art magazines, and the book "My Friends, Today’s …

      A Newmarket artist who owns and operates the Newmarket School of Fine Arts, Martin Pryce began his career as an architectural illustrator. In addition to his business he has established a market for his watercolours and oils.

      Frances Neish is a Toronto painter and sculptor whose works are displayed in many corporate and private collections in Ontario. A winner of several juried competitions, her sculpture was recently on display at Brampton City Hall.

      Ron Lockhart worked in the advertising business in Toronto for 30 years, before moving to Coldwater to devote more time to painting and appreciating the environment. His paintings have been reproduced by Simcoe County and by Ducks Unlimited.

      George Boyer, A.O.C.A. and O.S.A., is a Newmarket resident who completed two years of study in architecture before graduating from the Ontario College of Art in 1980. His work is represented in many corporate collections throughout Canada.

      Susan McGillivray was born in Yorkshire England, moved to France and immigrated to Canada and has lived in Montreal, Vancouver, Toronto and King City. While working at the Medical Illustration Department of the Montreal General Hospital she sold her paintings privately and to RCA Canada and General Aviation Services. With …

      Heidi “Dagma” Buchanan, of Toronto, has devoted her complete attention to sculpture and oils since 1990. She exhibits and sells both privately and through dealers; she frequently participates in art shows, such as the O’Keefe.

      John Delves, of Barrie, a graduate of the Ontario College of Art, is a professor of visual arts at Georgian College. His work reflects his search for directions and images, based upon dreams, symbols and visual language.