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Member's Showcase
This Member's Showcase features Artists in Canada's Active Membership who are dedicated to producing new artwork and crafts. Find Canadian art from paintings in oil, acrylic, watercolour, as well as mixed media, photography, drawings, prints, sculpture, ceramics, wood working and jewelry. Pay no commissions. All transactions are with the artist unless represented by Artists in Canada. Prices are the same as dealing with the artist.
Shelley Ewing
LOST
painting to honour all the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Depicting their indigenous history and ties to the land, and their spiritual beliefs. —————— Significance of The Color Red "Red is the official color of the #MMIW campaign, but it goes deep and has significant value. In various tribes, red is known to be the only color spirits see. It is hoped that by wearing red, we can call back the missing spirits of our women and children so we can lay them to rest." According to the report, 1,017 women and girls identified as Indigenous were murdered between 1980 and 2012—a homicide rate roughly 4.5 times higher than that of all other women in Canada. In the 22-year period covered by the RCMP, acquaintances were found to be responsible for the murder of more than 300 Indigenous women and girls in Canada.The rate of homicide by acquaintances was seven times greater for Indigenous women and girls than for all other women in Canada. acrylic on Gallery wrapped canvas 36"h x 24"w ( 91 cm x 61 cm )
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Shelley Ewing
LOST
painting to honour all the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). Depicting their indigenous history and ties to the land, and their spiritual beliefs. —————— Significance of The Color Red "Red is the official color of the #MMIW campaign, but it goes deep and has significant value. In various tribes, red is known to be the only color spirits see. It is hoped that by wearing red, we can call back the missing spirits of our women and children so we can lay them to rest." According to the report, 1,017 women and girls identified as Indigenous were murdered between 1980 and 2012—a homicide rate roughly 4.5 times higher than that of all other women in Canada. In the 22-year period covered by the RCMP, acquaintances were found to be responsible for the murder of more than 300 Indigenous women and girls in Canada.The rate of homicide by acquaintances was seven times greater for Indigenous women and girls than for all other women in Canada. acrylic on Gallery wrapped canvas 36"h x 24"w ( 91 cm x 61 cm )
Loretta Kaltenhauser
Already There
This artwork painted by Loretta Kaltenhauser, celebrates the allure of abstract art with its textured layers and a rich color palette. Utilizing shades of lavender, amber, grey, and a robust red, the artist crafts a dynamic composition that intrigues the viewer. Its large format (40 x 48 x 1.5 inches) makes it a commanding presence in any interior space, ready to transform its ambiance with a vibrant showpiece.
Christine Godin
LONG DAYS' END
March melt on a country highway in 4 pm dark - -day ends early. The house just off the road has since been demolished but daily drive to and from work gets longer and winter gets longer getting home will feel so good
Carolyn M. Boyd
Forest Find
There’s a little forest area tucked away, close to where I live. I call it the secret forest. It’s a mysterious woods, high up on a hill. I enjoy going there and exploring the tall maples, oaks, poplars, ashes and elms. Everywhere I look in this lovely forest, I see lush green plants thriving on the ground. The squirrels chatter away as they jump from branch to branch, then dart up the huge tree trunks. At the far end of this beautiful wooded hideaway, there’s a small valley. A little river runs through it, and the water trickles over the rocks nearby. The sound puts me in a contemplative and slightly meditative state. I’m always at peace in this enchanted secret forest.
Shelley Eros
Red Vessel
An abstract original mono print. Multi coloured background with script in dark purple. Red foreground and organic shapes. See something new every time you view it. Shipped mounted on a black or white archival quality backboard and matching mat.
Loretta Kaltenhauser
Bridging the Gap
Loretta Kaltenhauser's 'Bridging the Gap' encapsulates the essence of modern abstract with its robust texture and a symphony of colors. It serves as an imaginative conduit between spaces, thoughts, and emotions with its large-scale presence. The intermingling shades of blue, grey, red, and amber create a vivid landscape that can transform any interior, infusing it with energy and a touch of the sublime.
Loretta Kaltenhauser
Bird of Paradise
Strong, vibrant colors and shapes blend perfectly to make this artwork a bold statement for any space in your home or office. The sides of the canvas are painted black and 1.5 inches in depth, so no framing is required for display purposes. My personal, signature stamp is on the back.
Kim Wilkie
Untitled - Interior House
Abstract painting.
Kim Wilkie
Untitled - Connection
Abstract painting.
Kim Wilkie
"Osmosis"
Abstract
