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Cat is a photographer who turned her love for history into an innovative art venture. Citybonez™ pays photographic homage to our stately skeleton, featuring historical bricks offering a glimpse into our collective architecture. Digging through dilapidated structural cast-offs, Cat exhumes historical mud bones and produces high resolution images.

Celine Gabrielle never expected to be an artist. But then again, she never expected to a married mother of two living in a small town on the ocean in Nova Scotia, Canada. But she is and Nova Scotia has given her a home, a family and now a thriving oil painting practice. In the short time Gabrielle has been exhibiting her work it has been widely ...MORE

Chaka Chikodzi is a Zimbabwean-Canadian stone sculptor living, working, and raising a family in Katarokwi/Kingston. He works with volcanic rock from Zimbabwe, where he started sculpting as a teenager, and has a studio here in Kingston and in Mvurwi, Zimbabwe, where he works with a team of assistants. Working with this stone here in Canada, where he ...MORE

The Exquisite Corpse Project is a self-portrait of the collective subconscious! This participatory painting installation is inspired by the Surrealist's parlour games played in the absence of any control exercised by reason, and free from aesthetic or moral preoccupations. Find us near the coffee stand and come paint your self!

Charisma Panchapakesan’s collagelike drawings combine subjects and scales to create playful and highly naturalistic narratives. Her curious juxtapositions of animals and objects are replete with symbolism and metaphor. Also an architect, she combines technical drawing skills with a sensitive hand to create relatable works with quiet humour.

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My deepest desire, my dream, my promise to myself, is to make the world a more inclusive and loving place. I believe love is contagious and creating art allows me to explore and amplify that love both in and out of the studio!” A self-taught artist, Cherie's work is held in collections throughout Canada, the USA, England, Australia, Korea and ...MORE

Chloe Chlumecky is an oil painter living and working in Windsor, Ontario. She recently graduated from the University of Windsor with her Bachelor of Fine Arts. Her paintings focus on themes of family, nostalgia, and memory, with the intention of preserving moments and memories in a way that feels familiar and whimsical.

Chris Harms is a self taught, multi-media artist primarily working with stained glass. Juxtaposing a traditional medium with modern achievements, Harms combines space exploration with classic storytelling. His work has gone to collectors in Canada and the U.S., created installations in and around Toronto, and was awarded first place in the 2020 ...MORE

Art is personal in both its creation and its impact, meant to touch the soul. As a bridge spanning the sensory gap between body and soul, Chris calls forth El Duende –the Spirit of Evocation- to elicit a strong, personal, emotional response – laughter, tears, reflection, deep thought, curiosity - the art of being part of art doing its job being ...MORE

Chris Masoure began a career in Sales and Marketing in the automotive industry and would paint in his spare time. Chris became a full-time artist in 2008 and has since exhibited his work both nationally and internationally. Today Masoure’s work can be seen in several Canadian galleries such as Petroff Gallery, The Benz Gallery and The Shayne ...MORE

Constanse is a Canadian-born artist. Many of the artist's current paintings deal with comparative mythology. Constanse's current work explores the contrasts between ancient and modern art revealing the 'classical' as a living and fluid tradition. Constanse's work has been exhibited at RKG, Only One Gallery, and the Toronto International Art Fair.?

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