Artists and Artwork
Curated Artworks
Jack Bush
Within Jack Bush's painting oeuvre, he made only 17 diamond-shaped paintings and only 8 on bare linen. He started in January 1974 by making five diamond-shaped paintings that were inspired by his "Totems" series and followed with three more in July 1974 of which "Right Angle" dates from. The colourful figures laid down on bare, raw linen are two feather-like shapes, each divided into multiple colours, crossing over each other at a right angle.
Michael Snow
Michael Snow's "Walking Woman" photographs follow his interest in the movement between dimensions - taking a two-dimensional representation of a silhouetted Walking Woman, placing it in a three-dimensional world and then returning it into a two-dimensional photograph.
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Gathie Falk
Gathie Falk has defined her work as a "veneration of the ordinary," the witty and whimsical treatment of the common objects of everyday life. From slices of water and night sky's to florals and still-life paintings, her enigmatic treatment of everyday objects reinforce her desire to elevate the simple beauty surrounding us.
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William Perehudoff
Colour, whether applied loosely, stained, scraped or richly worked, is supercharged in these new abstracts by William Perehudoff. The paintings are spontaneous and playful, made to look uncalculated in their rich complexity.
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Eric Allan Cameron
Born in Winnipeg in 1994, Cameron thinks of the landscapes that he paints not as direct representations but as distillations of feeling—how a place lingers in the mind rather than how it looks. He is especially interested in how darkness and light function in memory, how certain moments remain illuminated while others fade into obscurity.
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Caroline Mousseau
Caroline Mousseau is a Winnipeg based artist whose abstracts speak the language of painting. Chromatically intense and built up using meticulously controlled brush strokes, her paintings embody an aesthetic slowness, a juxtaposition of shapes, tones and careful colours.
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Craig Love
Winnipeg painter Craig Love's image-rich new abstracts invite the viewer in, rewarding us in a journey through space and time. Intuitively painted over long periods of time, Love draws from wide-ranging interests in language, poetry, philosophy, culture and art history, thinking in both words as well as images.
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