Artists and Artwork
Curated Artworks
David Alexander
This classic 1989 David Alexander pays homage to his Vancouver roots and specifically his interest in Emily Carr and Jack Shadbolt. Obsessed with exploring untouched landscapes and relying on his first-hand experience from the deep woods, Alexander's landscapes are visceral explorations of a specific environment. Physically painted with bold formal juxtapositions, Alexander expands on the tradition of western Canadian landscape painting and shares with us his very personal interpretation.
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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Susan Dobson
Susan Dobson’s recent series of photographs use landscape as a genre to explore our human relationship with the natural environment.
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Clark McDougall
One of Clark McDougall's most distinctive and popular styles is his use of the "black enamel" outline. Ordered and composed, the bold outline electrified each painting, resonating with rhythm and design.
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