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Textile Artists in Canada
Art created by Canadian textile artists encompasses a wide range of forms including embroidery, hand woven clothing, quilts, baskets, wall hangings, rugs and tapestries - functional pieces with texture and colour that embraces the Canada's cultural fabric.
Full time weaver, spinner, dyer; wearable art, wall hangings, award winner
BC painter, landscape, marine, portrait, stories documenting small town life
South American born Textile Artist. Makes tapestries, baskets, textile sculptures and mixed media works. Over the past 15 years after immigrating to Canada in 1996, she has exhibited in several different venues across North America. Also produces... (more)
crafts, gifts hooked rugs and hand dyed wools
Visit www.threadedviews.com to see Louise Smith's silk paintings featuring free motion machine embroidery and hand sewing.
Illustrations for writings and drawings
Canadian Artist Ellen Stavros, Inspired by Canadian Nature, Is an Expressionist Who Paints With Vibrant Colours on Paper, Canvas, Glass & Ceramic
Regarding his artistic process, Nuca states: "In the creative process the artist is in a continuous dialogue with himself. It is a permanent conscious of his spiritual component.
I have painted in watercolour and watermedia collage since 1992 and I have been experimenting in the fibre arts since being invited to show at the Florence Biennale in 2003, and one Best in Show piece is now showing across Ontario.
Niagara's most popular Gallery, featuring original oils, giclee prints, pottery, jewelery, wood and glass . All by talented Ontario artisans. A must visit !
