Patricia Banks
Patricia Banks is a Canadian landscape painter. Her focus on nature and the wonders and beauty of the natural world has earned her 'Signature Status' as a member of Artists For Conservation, the world's leading group of artists supporting the environment. As a member of this select group of 500 of the world's most gifted nature artists, Patricia is dedicated to nurturing, promoting and supporting conservation through her artwork.She travels widely and is inspired by the magnificence and splendour of the natural environment. Her work is sensitive and evokes the moods and emotional effects of atmosphere, revealing an intuitive grasp of the subtleties of time and place. Visit the site below to learn more...
Deborah Bakos
Disparate, geometric forms seeking equilibrium are prominent in Deborah Bakos' minimalist, abstract paintings. Conjuring both spiritual and temporal metaphors, much of her work employs geometric shapes, circles representing the dynamic, cyclical nature of human evolution, while squares refer to the solid, earthy ways in which we often ground ourselves. There are ephemeral figures in her work as well... gestural strokes that are mere hints of moments lived. Visit the site below to learn more...
Ellen Bang
Ellen Bang is a Danish artist who has been living and working in Vancouver, BC since 1999.
She comments, "My paintings are more related to the pulse and rhythm of life. Repetition within the works affords them a sense of peace, albeit an unstable one."
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Riti Batra
This emerging artist and a photographer explores the world of abstract art through painting, photography, and mixed media.
"Painting for me is a medium that allows me to reclaim that which gets eroded by everyday life. The process of painting creates a zone which bridges the gap between what is visible and what lies beyond the obvious. Between these two zones infinite possibilities exist and it is in that space where art happens to me." Visit the site below to learn more...
www.artistsincanada.com/rbatra/
Aurelia Bizouard
Glass is entirely part of my artistic journey. Using glass as a material was at first a mistake AND appealed to me right away: it was a revelation WHEN ONE DAY I broke a PICTURE frame. I decided to use the part of the glass which remained intact as a canvas. Since then, glass has become part of my everyday life and helps me to create all my artistic desires through intuitive and action painting. It is a practice I call GLASSISM. Visit the site below to learn more...
Jordan Blackstone
Who am I? I’m a Photographer who loves to paint and a painter who loves photography. Growing up in Alberta, I was surrounded by the wild beauty of the prairies and the ruggedness of the Rockies. With these as my backyard, they have influenced my style and given me a strong appreciation for the raw beauty of the life around me. Don’t try to fit me into a particular genre for I am constantly growing and learning. While wildlife and nature are my main focal points, I also enjoy working on portraits and graphic design. Each one presents its own unique challenges. Visit the site below to learn more...
www.imaginethatjbphotography.com
Chris Blades
Limited edition prints by Vancouver artist, Chris Blades, can be found in numerous collections, such as the Vancouver Art Gallery, the University of Victoria's Maltwood Museum, Simon Fraser University, Camosun College in Nainaimo, and in New York's Touro College. Visit the site below to learn more...
Mary Blaze
Mary Blaze is a Vancouver artist whose works include both realistic and abstract imagery. She works with a multitude of media, including mixed media, oil paintings, drawings, collages, relief and reproduction prints and assemblages. Her works are shown internationally and reside in both corporate and private collections. Visit the site below to learn more...
Wim Blom
Wim Blom has a unique realistic style. His pictures appear straightforward and sincere, with unassuming subject matter and solid planes of background colour. There is no use of photographic language like cropping or depth of field, no reflections or colour casting. The point of view is level with the tops of pitchers, bowls and cups, giving them a smooth, designed look. Even the colours are subdued. It is very cool work, very methodical – a clean architecture of simple objects on simple grounds that radiate a sense of timelessness. Visit the site below to learn more...
Mark Boyko
Boyko’s paintings are influenced by the work of Italian Artist Alessandro Papetti, shares Alessandro’s interest in motion and the ability to capture the spirit and energy of a space rather than its details. He has used this painting technique extensively to capture his hometown of Vancouver in an aesthetic language that depicts space as emotion rather than description. Visit the site below to learn more...
www.iantangallery.com/mark-boyko
Dennis Brown
Dennis Brown is a Vancouver based painter who works primarily in oils. All of the subject matter for his paintings is taken directly from life. Many of Dennis Brown's paintings are held in private collections across Canada, in the United States, Europe, and Australia. He is represented by the Avens Gallery in Canmore Alberta. Visit the site below to learn more...
Kris Brownlee
Painter Kris Brownlee populates her layered dreamscape canvases with tree roots, animals and robots, drawing inspiration from the natural world around us, while exploring our complex relationship with technology. Painting on multiple layers of resin gives the work a depth that transports the viewer to another plane. Visit the site below to learn more...
Dianna Burns
Dianna Burns' paintings are inspired by the intensity of beauty and colour she sees all around her. She paints people, still life, landscapes and abstracts, and sells her artworks worldwide. Visit the site below to learn more...
www.saatchionline.com/diannaburns