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Adrift – A New Hudson’s Bay Blanket Painting

Over the past twenty years, I have made nearly twenty paintings that reference the Hudson’s Bay Company and its iconic multicoloured stripes. I have always been drawn to the familiar combination of green, red, yellow, and navy set against the creamy white ground of the classic Hudson’s Bay Point Blanket. Few Canadian objects carry ...


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Canadian Art for Sale: A Guide to Collecting Original Canadian Art

Canadian art has never been only one thing. For generations, artists have explored this country through its landscapes, people, wildlife, history and culture, but contemporary Canadian art continues to expand that conversation. Today, Canadian artists are working across painting, sculpture, photography, mixed ...


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Visceral Meditations – Of Skull and Bone Paintings

I am an artist and a collector of things. Over the years, I have collected fragments of Canadian history and Canadiana, as well as animal skulls and bones, fallen leaves, rocks, shells, and other objects found in the natural world. These collections often become starting points for paintings.

I am drawn to the particul...


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Do Paintings Really Need D-Rings? Rethinking the Standard for Hanging Art

If you have exhibited your paintings in Canadian galleries, you have probably encountered the rule: D-rings and wire required.

For many galleries and art organizations, this has become a standard condition of exhibiting. Artwork must arrive wired a certain distance from the top, ...


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Five Indigenous Canadian Artists to Know on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

September 30, 2026

September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to honour Survivors of residential schools, remember the children who never returned home, and reflect on the ongoing legacy of the residential school syste...


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