Glenn Payan
In the beginning, Glenn says he was fascinated by the Expressionist and Cubist styles, but became more interested in using their colorful, simple forms in landscapes, particularly through the stylized approaches of Lawren Harris, Emily Carr, AJ Casson, as well as regionalists Grant Wood and Thomas Hart Benton. He describes his art as being 'a caricature of history', memories of the past, devoid of people. "Our minds seem to have a way of caricaturizing our past, picking out the best, most colorful moments.” Visit the site below to learn more...
Paul Paquette
Paul Paquette was born in Cornerbrook, Newfoundland in 1962. In 1985, he was accepted into the commercial art program at Capilano College in North Vancouver. After Completing college, Paul pursued a career as an illustrator and graphic artist. In 1993, he bought a 30 foot sailboat and for the next three years explored the waters of Southern British Columbia. His paintings of this period often reflect the many shapes and moods of the coast and the Gulf Islands. By the year 2000 Paul began exhibiting in commercial galleries in British Columbia which further increased his public exposure. Later in 2003 he resigned from his position as a graphic artist and began painting full time. Visit the site below to learn more...
Ross Penhall
His abstracted renderings of light, form and colour offer viewers an interpretation of nature as a calming or grounding entity. Able to recognize and capture the quietude and stillness of open fields, wind swept hills and even urban parks, Penhall's paintings communicate his profound appreciation of the external world.-- Rosalind Rorke
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Veronica Plewman
Vancouver artist, Veronica Plewman, has had many exhibitions of her work since she began painting in 1979. In her early years, she produced primarily photo-based representational artworks.More recently, she says her art "...ranges between abstraction that verges on representation and representation that verges on abstraction." Visit the site below to learn more...