Kingsway-Lambton Charity Art Show & Sale

John Adams

The beauty of nature is my inspiration - the big sky, the hills, the movement of the wind and, of course, the trees. My passion is traveling by motorcycle, discovering the beautifully twisty roads.

Thomas Aitken & Kate Hyde

Thomas Aitken and Kate Hyde work from their studio in Warsaw, Ontario. Thomas creates the forms in porcelain and Kate embellishes them with her paintings. Their creations are an elegant combination of the practical and the whimsical.

Karen Bowen

Karen Bowen captures Canada’s countryside and shorelines using bold colour and dramatic aesthetics. (oil, cold wax on panel).

David Carmichael

David grew up in a rural setting in the Kawarthas. He formed an early and strong connection with the landscape and nature which inspires his work. Broad, energy-filled brush strokes create images full of emotion.

Peter Colbert

My background in commercial art taught me a lot about creating new, unique paintings. Colour and light are my keys.

Greg Coman

I open my senses to the world around me, quietly observing. If by serendipity, something catches my eye, I will stop in my tracks and utilize the camera to try and capture that decisive moment.

Lisa Compton

My inspiration is drawn from nature. When choosing a subject, I paint what I love. Given the uncertainty of today’s world, my art is a welcome tether to feeling at peace with myself and the world.

Lorena Dew

I’m an abstract artist, my work is about exploring fresh expressions using colours, textures and movement. I want to transcend everyday life as we know it by celebrating its rhythm, energy, mystery and surprise.

GuoYue Dou

GuoYue Dou is a Canadian artist who enjoys painting the life and mood of the city; capturing retro streetcars, car lights reflected on rainy days, and the posture and behaviour of city people.

Denys Golden

My abstract pieces are meant to express movements and aspects of the modern life, as I see them.
Influenced by my architectural background, I developed a new painting style that is structured, yet bold and expressive.

Maria Iva

Maria Iva’s work invites viewers to experience the beauty and energy of nature through her distinctive use of color and oil palette knife painting technique. The intersection of impressionism, a love for nature and a keen appreciation of color results in captivating and resonant landscape paintings.

John Kinsella

My paintings are personal meditations on the beauty and restorative power of nature. I believe the people, the land and all living things on earth are interconnected.

Bill Lunshof

Bill is a visual artist working in oils. He likes to capture scenes of ordinary life and is inspired by light and its effect on things both man-made and natural.

Pamela Mayhew

In my art practice, I explore the space between the abstract and realism. This liminal space focuses on the memory and comfort of recognition. A quilt of composition with a hint of the unexpected.

Sheila Merer

Sheila Merer is a Toronto based artist who works with acrylic paint and often includes elements of mixed media. She enjoys capturing light-filled landscapes and loose floral arrangements, using a limited colour palette to create harmony in her work.

Orshy Mulqueen

Orshy is a multimedia impressionist artist. Her art tells a story fueled with emotions through vivid colours, bold strokes & textures sharing memories and feelings.

Sam Paonessa

Sam Paonessa is most in his element when painting en plein air. Being close to nature as he expresses himself artistically nourishes his soul and connects him to God. Sam is also a skilled artist of still life, urban landscapes and figurative work.

Marlene Pape

I paint skies, trees, beaches, water, clouds, abstracts, figures and portraits often with a surreal point of view. My favourite place is in ‘the zone ’- where you lose track of time while doing what you love.

Doris Pontieri

I’m passionate about art. So, I paint how the world feels to me with an emotional approach. One brush stroke determines the next.

Andrea Pope

I have two kinds of customers: women going to an event, and women who are the event! My signature style Artwear Jewellery is designed to 'Entertain, Inspire, and Connect'.

Wendy Quirt

Wendy Quirt is a Canadian wildlife painter who shares the beauty and value of nature through her acrylic paintings. Committed to preserving the natural world, her work helps raise funds forvarious conservation organizations.

Michele Rose

I am continually inspired by the landscape around me and from my homeland in England, and all with a touch of whimsy.

Louise Scott-Bushell

By oil painting with thin layers, I create the magic of representational realism and portray the beauty I see, both in the natural world and in the objects and tools we use in everyday life.

Marsha Strycharz

Inspired by the Dutch Masters and Hyperrealism, I create luminous paintings of common objects. Though simple in composition and subject matter, the stillness and quietude of my works offer a deeper emotional experience than what visually meets the eye.

Rick Taylor

In my urban scenes, I want to portray the atmosphere of older Toronto neighbourhoods, in my northern landscapes create Canada’s beauty.

Barb TenEycke

My focus is creating works that convey calm, excitement or stir emotion. I aim to produce landscapes, both real and imagined, that are infused with ethereal light, depth and hope.

Mary McLorn Valle

My paintings investigate themes of unfolding energy and renewal. Flowers and branches inspire me with their vibrant colours and organic forms. I further explore colour systematically in gridded studies and in brushstroke works on panel.

Jody van der Kwaak

I create visual art inspired by nature and classic photography techniques. I see the beauty in ordinary things and nature around me. I love inspiring others to see beauty in details that would normally go unnoticed.

John Visser

My paintings express a desire to evoke the sense of serenity and beauty that nature instills in me. Rural and wild places induce a meditative calm, a removal from the distractions of everyday life.

Tod Waring

Tod Waring designs and crafts unique metal sculptures for the garden.

Saskia Wassing

My embroideries express the imagined and fanciful. They are grounded and intertwined with my experiences, memories and observational drawings. Through stitch, I explore a joyful and colourful narrative.

John Werlich

Rugged, watery, glacier smoothed and windswept landscapes are part of our Canadian identity. My images evoke a memory, a sense of belonging. Linger and reflect. This is our home.