Artists and Artwork
Curated Artworks
Angus Trudeau
With amazing accuracy, Trudeau could re-create intricate details of the mechanics of the decommissioned lake boats that he grew up admiring. The SS Noronic was nicknamed the "Queen of the Lakes", a passenger ship that had 5 decks and could hold 600 passengers and 200 crew. Boasting a ballroom, library and beauty salon, it was one of Canada's largest and most beautiful passenger ships at the time.
Caroline Mousseau
Caroline Mousseau is a Winnipeg based artist whose abstracts speak the language of painting. Built up using meticulously controlled brush strokes, her paintings embody an aesthetic slowness, a juxtaposition of shapes, tones and careful colours. Her new graphite and oil works on paper have a shifting quality both in shape as well as the reflective quality of the materials.
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Etienne Zack
Looking back over his 25 year career, Zack has returned to the neglected sites that preoccupied his early work: the overlooked gaps, the accidental margins, the unmeasured fragments that persist within our hyper-commercialized cities. Zack creates fictitious worlds that highlight contrasts between built and natural environments, complex knowledge systems and the evolution of time.
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Michael Smith
Michael Smith's newest paintings are influenced by the sublimity of clouds. As a young student in England, Michael Smith lived by the sea, an experience that has captivated him for years. With these new paintings, Smith revisits what it is like to witness the interaction between the sky and the sea, the atmospheric shifts, the panoramic distance and the sensory shifts from the clouds above.
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