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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.
Gord Clements
Phoenix Rising
I went to a public lecture at the university in Dresden yesterday addressing Russia and it’s imperialist intentions. Germany is very concerned about Russua: more so here in the east where there is more Russian influence. Germany, Eastern Europe, know Russia better than the American Republicans. As well I’m coming to the end of John Boltons book, largely about the ineptitude, ignorance and danger that Donald Trump brings to global resolve. I’ve been working on this painting a while now and I realize that the colour just doesn’t fit. So I’ve changed it so that it at least better captures my feelings about the present state of affairs:colourless.
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Gord Clements
Phoenix Rising
I went to a public lecture at the university in Dresden yesterday addressing Russia and it’s imperialist intentions. Germany is very concerned about Russua: more so here in the east where there is more Russian influence. Germany, Eastern Europe, know Russia better than the American Republicans. As well I’m coming to the end of John Boltons book, largely about the ineptitude, ignorance and danger that Donald Trump brings to global resolve. I’ve been working on this painting a while now and I realize that the colour just doesn’t fit. So I’ve changed it so that it at least better captures my feelings about the present state of affairs:colourless.
Gary Crawford
Georgian Bay, Point Au Baril, #6
Intense and dramatic, Gary Crawford's works draw the viewer in. Layer upon layer of brilliantly contrasting colours are laid down, or thrust upon the viewer. These layers energize the work with a certain deliberate tension. And then there is the light - part of the final layering process that lifts the spirit and draws the eye to explore the depths of the work - time and time again.
Gary Crawford
Georgian Bay, Point Au Baril, #5
Intense and dramatic, Gary Crawford's works draw the viewer in. Layer upon layer of brilliantly contrasting colours are laid down, or thrust upon the viewer. These layers energize the work with a certain deliberate tension. And then there is the light - part of the final layering process that lifts the spirit and draws the eye to explore the depths of the work - time and time again.
Gary Crawford
Georgian Bay, Point Au Baril, #3
Intense and dramatic, Gary Crawford's works draw the viewer in. Layer upon layer of brilliantly contrasting colours are laid down, or thrust upon the viewer. These layers energize the work with a certain deliberate tension. And then there is the light - part of the final layering process that lifts the spirit and draws the eye to explore the depths of the work - time and time again.
Gary Crawford
Georgian Bay, Poin Au Baril, #4
Intense and dramatic, Gary Crawford's works draw the viewer in. Layer upon layer of brilliantly contrasting colours are laid down, or thrust upon the viewer. These layers energize the work with a certain deliberate tension. And then there is the light - part of the final layering process that lifts the spirit and draws the eye to explore the depths of the work - time and time again.
Gary Crawford
Georgian Bay, Point Au Baril, #1
Intense and dramatic, Gary Crawford's works draw the viewer in. Layer upon layer of brilliantly contrasting colours are laid down, or thrust upon the viewer. These layers energize the work with a certain deliberate tension. And then there is the light - part of the final layering process that lifts the spirit and draws the eye to explore the depths of the work - time and time again.
Christine Montague
Waiting Brightly. Portal Series
Please note: This painting must ship in a custom crate to protect the frame and so takes longer than normal to be shipped. This painting is framed. A beautiful, healthy and highly intelligent looking bear pauses in the arctic night. The light reflects brightly in its eye. Its reflection in the melted snow symbolizes the fate that awaits this bear from a warming planet. As if looking through a scope, a polar bear is spotted paused in the dark of the arctic night. I think it senses spring is coming, evident by the melted snow at its feet. This artwork is an oil painting on canvas. The canvas is round with a 36”diameter. It comes framed in a black frame.
Marta González Poveda
Ensoñación del miedo a desaparecer
Marta González Poveda
Instante
Brandy Saturley
Stitched in Canada
Contemporary Canadian painting of the Canadian flag flying at the top of a mountain range at sunset. Painted using acrylics with long exaggerated strokes to mimic stitches of embroidery. Original Canadian Art for sale by artist.
