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Beautiful dynamic piece by our artist Sharon Barr.

Painting:
Mystery Unfolding 2021
Oil on canvas
40”H x 30”W
$2,400.00

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Sharon is a Toronto based painter who attended York University, University of Toronto, and the Toronto School of Art. Her studies focused on Fine Arts, Art History and English Literature. She also received her Bachelor of Education at the University of Toronto. Since then, Sharon has worked as a full time artist and an art instructor.

We’ll be exhibiting some limited editions at our physical gallery in April.
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It’s about colour, mark making and form. Here’s a calming example from our artist Leslie Anderson.
Reverie 2020
Acrylic on canvas
36”x48”

Lesley Anderson is a multi-media artist currently living and working in Victoria, BC, Canada. She has called the West Coast of Canada home for most of her life, studying at Emily Carr University in Vancouver and working as a printmaker at an etching studio on Granville Island. She spent several years in Montreal and abroad in France while completing her Master of Fine Arts with Concordia University.

Her work is informed by materials and process, the formal properties of painting and the relationships between colour, mark making and form.

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John Barkley
Homage 2020
Oil on canvas 30”x30”

John’s practice has been consistent, ongoing, and persistent as he has pursued various genres, and experimented with various medium since 1996. He has tried just about everything that can be done in painting, from translucent thin washes on canvas to the integration of 3d objects on board. He has drawn, sculpted, and made sculpture installations and camera based art but he is known as a painter. His process involves both experimentation and inner search.

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Anda Kubis
Lucid 1
Archival print on paper
Edition of 3
36”x36”

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Anda Kubis is a recognized Canadian abstract painter and Associate Professor at OCAD University. She works in expanded digital and large-scale oil painting. As an artist and educator, Anda is committed to aesthetics and creativity as they positively impact human flourishing and quality of life.

Evocative of idyllic landscapes or microscopic imagery, Anda’s abstract paintings provoke perception and conjure a wide range of associations. She uses colour to reflect an entirely contemporary world – one that is seen with light yet shaped by the invisibility of our digital tools. Attractive and at moments destabilizing, Anda’s paintings toggle between data and the material realm, just as we all do in order to participate in contemporary life. Informed by the tenets of Modernism, and their criticisms, Anda’s work emerges from her love of painting combined with a desire to elevate daily experience.

Anda Kubis has shown widely in North America and Europe. Numerous public and private collections have acquired her work, including: ScotiaBank, Capital One, RBC, TD Bank, BMO Art Bank, Cenovus Energy, Inter Pipeline – Calgary, Keg Restaurants, Nordstrom, Aimia, The Westaim Corporation, Rodin Law Firm Litigation Counsel, and the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development.

Zoom in to view the details of this painting by our artist Jana Rayne MacDonald. Swipe to view a suggested placement.

Abandoned
Acrylic on canvas
36”x36”

Jana’s social realism pays homage to the East Coast Realists celebrating everyday life through her collage of imagery to create a ‘real’ scenario through a natural process of intertwining the personal and societal.

A colourful stylized oil painting by artist Tim Fraser.
Canopy 2020
Oil on canvas
36”x48”

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For years Tim Fraser has been exercising his painterly instincts along the Stanley Park seawall by composing endless combinations of shapes, line and colour – giving this beloved Vancouver landmark its due treatment. As a motif the seawall can be seen as a symbol of leisure, physically framing the landscape to suggest a possible ethnology of Vancouver’s active culture. Through his practice, Tim intersects painting and walking as meditative pastimes, his pictures delving into a formalist abstraction of feeling. Morphed into a serotonin-soaked haze of idyllic colour, Fraser’s imagination evokes the pleasure of navigating a sun-drenched, candy coloured world, where one need only consider the sun glancing off the path in luminous swoops and curves.

New Arrival:
Jennifer Hornyak
Being Green with pink 2021
Oil on panel 16”x16”

Jennifer Hornyak is known for her vivid and distinctly textured paintings that blur the line between figuration and abstraction. Drawing inspiration from her surroundings, she creates work that is both intimate and universal. Through both colour and texture, Hornyak builds a structure for each painting that emanates a still life motif.

Born in England, she studied at the Grimsby School of Art before coming to Canada. For more than forty years, her work has been exhibited in prestigious galleries across North America, at international art fairs, and in many corporate collections.

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Coming Soon! An exhibition of new works by our two Ontario artists Julie Himel & Sharon Barr.
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Hugh Kearney
Second Pipe
Mixed media on paper on canvas
31.5” x 22.5”
Hugh’s paintings are a blend of hard core modernism, landscape observations and First Nations attributes. To honour his Mother and Grandmother, he acquired his certificate of Indian Status in 2017. He is part of the Maliseet Nation. He has been using First Nations elements in his work for the last several years: use of traditional colours of black, red and white and a bit of cross hatching.
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Here’s a couple of limited prints by Sean William Randall. Both measure 30”x30”, and they are archival prints backmounted on aluminum.

Canadian born, Winnipeg based painter Sean William Randall’s dynamic oeuvre depicts a man whose brilliant colour sensibility coupled with incisive awareness has made him one of Canada’s most interesting painters working today. In 1992 Randall left his career as an architect to dedicate himself to painting; this brash confidence is evinced in his work where one minute he demonstrates a profound love for Canadian landscape painting and the next moment setting the tradition on fire by painting flaming cars streaking across the pastel prairie sky.
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Holding onto the last days of summer; here’s artist Judy Cheng’s painting titled “Summer”. It’s acrylic on paper, and it measures 23” by 30”.
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Judy Cheng’s paintings are, in a sense, the antithesis to prevailing notions of landscape painting. She doesn’t depict rolling hills, grand vistas, peaks and clouds, rather, she offers a study of what the landscape is really composed of.

A recent 48” x 36” painting from artist Tess Paul available on our platform.

In her latest works, Paul’s personal visual language emerges in undulating rhythms of line and lucid colours. Her hypnotic flow with the fluorescent punch of Kim Dorland or Tom Thomson expresses the hyperconnectivity and psychic intensity of the unknown that lies at the heart of nature. In approaching the sublime, Paul routes us through dreamlike landscapes to sensuous pacifying effect.
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Getting the feel of these Andrew Valko limited prints in various room settings.
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Honored to visit the talented artist Tiffany Blaise at her studio in Vancouver heritage Chinatown. Beautiful landscape paintings with gorgeous ink brush marks and finished with oils and cold wax. Link to view her paintings in our bio or at onlineartgalleries.ca.

Blaise’s paintings unite the physical landscape with the world of the mind. “My art practice is a journey rooted in the exploration of thoughts and nature. I want to portray the connection between our inner nature and the landscape that surrounds us.”

Limited edition print by artist Andrew Valko.
Andrew Valko
The One and Only 2021
Archival pigment print backmounted on aluminum
Edition of 10
32”x40”
$1,500.00
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Thrilled to place these 4 Vanessa Lam pieces into an international corporate collection!

All 3 packed and delivered.

Left or right or both? Acquire these limited edition prints by Anda Kubis on our online platform .

Anda Kubis is a recognized Canadian abstract painter and Associate Professor at OCAD University. She works in expanded digital and large-scale oil painting. As an artist and educator, Anda is committed to aesthetics and creativity as they positively impact human flourishing and quality of life.

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"Speaking of Summer" 36" x 36" oil on birch panel.

A new limited print from our artist Sean William Randall. Available via our online platform or https://onlineartgalleries.ca/product/sean-william-randall-steve/

Honored to begin showing artist Sue A Miller on our online platform .

Growing up in rural Ontario, presently living in the South Georgian Bay region and spending summers in Newfoundland, informs Sue’s artistic journey which is motivated by the abstracted interplay of natural elements and humanity’s primal connection to our environment.

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Check out our virtual online exhibition featuring composite photographs by Kevin Lanthier.

As human activity alters and controls more of the earth’s surface, wildlife are forced to adapt. Some species are displaced from these areas, some live at the fringe, and others become full-time residents of what we tend to think of as “our” spaces. As their behaviour adjusts, it can seem as though these non-human neighbours of ours take on some of our own patterns and characteristics, reflecting our own nature back to us.

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Thrilled to place this piece by Sherry Czekus in an Albertan collection.

New Arrival:
Emilie Fantuz
Drifters and Dreamers 2020
Oil on canvas
30”x48”

A wanderer at heart, Emilie Fantuz has travelled and lived from Michigan to Hawaii and has recently begun calling Vancouver home. Her latest series of palette knife works finds her entering a mature painterly phase, capturing the essence of the surrounding urban environment with fresh eyes and a deft handling of paint.

Mythical bird and a slice of juicy watermelon anyone?

“Bird and watermelon” by Marco Tulio
Archival pigment print backmounted on aluminum
Edition of 10
14”x18”
$1,000.00
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Completing this beautiful room with a gorgeous painting by artist Julie Himel.

In Dreaming 2020
Oil on canvas
36”x36”

Available or https://onlineartgalleries.ca/artists/julie-himel/

Sneak Peek:
Brandy Masch
Pelican’s Perch 2021
Mixed media on panel
36”x24”

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