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Uta Jeran

Uta Jeran

Born in Greifswald, Germany, Uta Jeran began her artistic journey with studies in Art Education and German Language and Literature. She further developed her painting practice at the University of the Arts in Berlin (Kunsthochschule Berlin Weißensee). In addition to her own artistic practice, she has worked as a painting

Rudolf Stüssi

Rudolf Stüssi

Born in Switzerland, raised in the U.S., Rudolf Stussi attended university in Ottawa (English, Journalism). Designing for British fringe theatre preceded the Ontario College of Art (including two years in Florence) and studies in Mexico and London. President of the CSPWC, Stussi organised Canada’s national watercolour collection. He

Reinhard Fluri

Reinhard Fluri

Reinhard Fluri, of Solothurn, Switzerland, and raised at the foot of the Jura Mountains near the French-Swiss border, has a rich artistic journey. He studied at the School of Visual Arts in Biel. Currently, Reinhard lives and works in Halten, Switzerland. His artistic endeavors are deeply influenced by the

Rayne Tunley

Rayne Tunley

Nature has intrigued me with her landforms, which demand love, respect, and awe. Nature challenges me to look deeper, to have an open mind, and to be prepared to accept what is unpredictable and unknown. Through my art, my aim is to capture the layers of nature that resonate in

Peter Marsh

Peter Marsh

People are always curious about what drives artists to creativity, and artists, including myself, often wonder about the same thing. For me creativity is a rather personal experience as opposed to painting for the satisfaction of somebody else, it is more a matter of making my little contribution to the

Neville Clarke

Neville Clarke

My artistic practice often consists of depicting the female form. The figure is the medium through which I communicate emotions, using strong light and shadow chiaroscuro as a descriptive device to explore the psychological complexities and fragile intrinsic nature of human conditions. My works are of and is about people;

Linda Kemp

Linda Kemp

There is nothing like an intriguing puzzle to get the brain working and few things more satisfying than finding a solution to a perplexing problem. While some people take pleasure in working on the newspaper’s daily crossword puzzle, I can’t resist sorting through and arranging shapes and colours.

Lin Souliere

Lin Souliere

I look for interesting shapes, pattern and light in the landscape. The way the angle of the light hits the corner of a rock, or the complex patterns formed by snow on an evergreen, pebbles on a shoreline, all these inspire me. I am studying the rock of the Canadian