Artists

Stephen “Steve” Snake, Ojibwe painter, blends Woodland art and landscapes, honoring Indigenous heritage with powerful portraits and spiritual scenes.

Michael J. Scott was born in Orillia, ON, and studied at Simon Fraser University, where he took some art classes and spent many hours doing life drawing. Encouraged early on by his father to draw in church, Michael has developed…

Elizabeth Johnson is a plein air and studio landscape painter whose work captures the character and quiet strength of Ontario’s northern wilderness. Based near Dorset on the edge of Algonquin Park, she has spent more than three decades painting the…

Donald is a Toronto born painter raised in Cabbagetown.  Donald attended Central Technical School where he studied under Doris McCarthy and Charles Goldhammer.  After graduating in 1958 he began a successful career as an illustrator and designer in Toronto retiring…

A self-taught multidisciplinary artist whose practice began with bold mark-making, progressed into focused portrait work, and more recently expanded into elements of Woodlands Cree–inspired expression. Grounded in the belief that all art is ongoing practice toward improvement, Dillon continually pushes…

Brian D. Price grew up near the Grand River in Waterloo, where time on the water and along the shoreline sparked an early love of nature. In his late teens he discovered wilderness canoeing, beginning with a two-week trip to…

Brenda Henderson has spent most of her life surrounded by the natural beauty of the Temiskaming Shores region, where she now lives in New Liskeard. Her luminous watercolours are known for their fresh, uplifting energy paintings that feel alive with…

Born and raised in New Liskeard, Ontario, Linda Lacko is the youngest of eight siblings in a remarkably creative family. Surrounded by art from the start, she was encouraged to explore her imagination and build confidence in her own artistic…