Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, she was raised in an environment that placed great value in the humanities and an appreciation for the arts. Coming of age at the end of the sixties, she was actively involved in the vibrant cultural scene of the time in the visual arts, literature and performance. Her practice of the visual arts … Read More
L’écho du silence $400
Firstly known for her paintings and drawings, Lucie Jolicoeur Côté dedicated her career to engraving in the early nineties. Attracted by the etching technique, she turned to studies and training at the Saidye Bronfman Centre in Montreal, her home city, and later took a formation in Urbino, Italy, at the Accademia Raffaello. She is a … Read More
Judith Klugerman is a Canadian artist, born in Hungary, living and working in Montreal. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, a Diploma in Art Education and a Master of Fine Arts in Printmaking from Concordia University, Montreal. She is a printmaker, mixed media artist, painter and art educator. She has organized a number … Read More
After studying at college level in applied arts and obtaining a bachelor’s degree in “es arts” from the University of Quebec in Montreal, Ginette Maheu devoted herself to teaching arts while continuing her work as an artist as a ceramist and then an engraver. Member of the Atelier Circulaire since 1996, she favors the techniques … Read More
Jean Mailloux holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Concordia University. After participating in solo and group exhibitions and obtaining a few awards, he devoted himself to the dissemination of other artists’ practices by working in artist-run centres in Montreal and Quebec City. He accepted the position of co-chair of the RCAAQ board of … Read More
Renée Gélinas is a Montréal artist. A painter for thirty years, she discovered a passion for print media in 2011. Using lithography on stone, linocut and engraved wood, she creates abstract images in which shapes and colors emerge as the printing stages progress, and in which her environmental concerns transpire. She often titles her prints … Read More
Nicole Milette’s prints seem to suspend time. Their ephemeral and transient themes, simple moments of existence, act as beacons of life and antidotes. From concept to printing, her prints provide her with a space of joyful illusions where the subjects observed monopolize her entire mind. She draws on stone and engraves copper, time disappears. Nicole … Read More
Mouvance III $150 Les Proies $200 Lavis 2 $150 Lavis 1 $150 L’urbanité revisitée #35 $300 L’urbanité revisitée #30 $300 Jeux de textures, jeux de lumières $300 Étude no 11 $100 Étude litho no 9 $100 Étude litho no 32 $300 Étude litho no 31 $150 Étude litho no 24 $150 Étude litho no 23 … Read More
Ann McCall demonstrates by her mixed techniques on paper and her collagraphs, that she is especially concerned about landscape and natural phenomena. She finds her inspiration in nature; the images she perceives and her artistic conception combine from her environmental observations: threatening sky, haunting light, etc. She uses atmospheric conditions to visually express different conflicting … Read More