Susie Veroff is a multidisciplinary artist who explores diverse themes of universal human experience. Catalyzing emotions, impulses, instinct and sensorial language into an imaginary organic naturalism she invites us to engage in our own storytelling natures. Though comfortable in many mediums, she has always been passionate about printmaking techniques, photography and painting. The themes she … Read More
Zahra BuAli is a painter, printmaker, sculptor and ceramist. From the figurative to the abstract, to the mixed media, she works with a multi-layered approach. Combines mediums and techniques, challenges boundaries, superimposes layers of form, color, and space. Her work is strongly linked to her constant search into identity, cultural history, and influences. A professional … Read More
Printmaker, carver of wood, exuberant Japanese enthusiast, plaster tamer, cinema snob, unrepenting comic book and manga glutton, amateur fiberglass victim, encyclopedic collector of unexpected knowledge and generally speaking swell guy are all moderately accurate describers of Alexandre Fortin. After studying graphic design, he began a long practice in printed arts in 2002, and developed a … Read More
Hélène Routhier is from Saguenay and Montreal. Her first contacts with the visual arts took place in 1997 in the workshop-school of Pierre Laplante, watercolorist, in Blainville. She learns the rules of the art in watercolour and studies pigments; they will be sustainable learning, integrated as essential. She also made her first experiments there, the … Read More
After painting with acrylics for many years, Andrée LeBel now devotes a large part of her artistic practice to printed arts. Her artistic approach revolves around the pleasure of creating. A gestural approach allows her to draw freely and intuitively. Spontaneity and freshness, purity of lines and movement characterize her works, many of which are … Read More
Born in 1958, René Donais is a Montreal artist printmaker fascinated with human and animal anatomy, enthralled with the bizarre. He studied art history and his first investigations in printmaking are on occidental paintings inspired by Japanese prints. After a two-year stay in China (1988-90), his creativity took the form of representations of flayed anatomy. … Read More
Maurice Murphy was born in Saint-Joseph de Sorel, near Montreal. After high school, he chose to continue his college studies in visual arts at Jean-de-Brébeuf College in Montreal, where art offered accessible windows to the enthusiastic spectator he was. He then obtained a bachelor’s degree in visual arts with a minor in visual arts education … Read More
Annette Wolfstein-Joseph finds herself in awe of the cycle of growth, blossoming, death and regeneration that happens daily in the garden, providing her with a connection to Creativity on a grand scale. Her prints are her own attempt at creativity on a far more humble scale. She ventures to recreate the marvellous colours and textures, lights & shadows as … Read More
Over the past twenty years Montreal-based artist Hannah Alpha has been working to refine and simplify her expression movement or of the human body in movement. Her work is abstract and reached an important milestone when she started practicing the centuries-old art of Tai Chi. Because of its repeated movements, Tai Chi develops an intensification … Read More
Josée Charbonneau was born and lives in Montreal. Graduated in Graphic Arts from Cégep du Vieux Montréal in 1976. Since 2007, her prints produced at the Atelier Circulaire have been viewed and acquired by private and public collectors: The National Bank of Canada, Gabrielle Roy Library of Quebec, Library of Archives Nationals of Quebec. https://en.joseecharbonneauwix.com/