Robert E. Wood
Robert E. Wood Robert E Wood He is a third-generation full-time painter. His grandfather was Robert E. Wood and his father was Karl E. Wood. […]
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Artists
Robert Amirault
Robert Amirault paints in a representational style and has been painting or involved with art-related activities since being teen years. Landscapes, seascapes, faces and figures are his favourite subjects and he continues to spend his time experimenting and studying the craft of painting fine art.
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Rick Taylor
Even as a preschooler Rick Taylor loved to draw. His father Leslie Taylor, was a local sign writer, painting innumerable trucks, awnings and banners until the late sixties, when the family moved to Malton. Rick taught elementary school for 27 years, while also enjoying a lively and productive career as an artist.
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Red Wolf
Red Wolf paints on sandwiched honeycomb aluminum panels. He first etch into the surface of the aluminum to reflect light. Scoring a highly reflective groove pattern into the aluminum substrate, varying the direction, depth, and angle of these patterns, It can produce a three dimensional illusion approaching some of the fundamental characteristics of rainbow diffraction gradient holography. The painting style in this endeavor incorporates combinations of thin films, nano particles, and optical coatings to embed structural color optical elements within the painted layers of my artwork.
I see myself as a painter drawing on the rich history and technique of painters who have come before me. Today’s material science enables me to arrange nano structures and effect optics in creating an artwork in ways unlike anything that has been possible before.
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RD Murray
From his quiet spot amongst the shadows, Robert Murray captures the light…
With an insatiable appetite for learning, Robert has exploring the world through his artwork since he was a child. His career has followed a path through multiple artistic expressions including architectural and technical illustration, award-winning graphic design and illustration, but it’s in his paintings that we catch a glimpse of the curious boy from south London, Ontario.
As a boy, Robert loved to study the drawings in Popular Mechanics and spend time watching his Grandfather at work, building wagons for Silverwood’s Dairy. The puzzle and intricacy of how things worked appealed to him and this curiosity set the stage for a life spent observing and learning from every experience.
He also loved exploring the back laneways in town; places of mystery off the beaten path, a world unto themselves where a boy could imagine endless adventures and explore the hidden treasures of the wild urban pockets.
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Pietro Adamo
The paintings of Adamo Adamo are a celebration of the artist’s admiration for the unpredictable and inexhaustible record of life. He abandons the conventional renderings of geometric forms through his textured surfaces and rough contours.
Adamo draws influence from artists of all periods and from the world around him. Travel is an important source of inspiration, especially trips to Italy, his ancestral homeland. During these extended stays, Adamo is able to explore monumental art and architecture as well as the small details of the rural landscape.
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Peter Markov
Peter Markov has been working in a more contemporary style, using encaustic and other mixed media to produce work, which is constantly testing new waters.
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Peter Fischer
Peter Fischer paintings focus primarily on the fine nuances of the natural world. A number of years in the graphic arts and later as a photo retoucher my tendency to focus on details became finally honed. The attention is often caught by randomly occurring shapes and patterns in nature. I enjoy gathering inspiration from the areas around the beautiful escarpment passing through Dundas and along my travels to Quebec and the maritime.
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Norman Brown
Norman Brown is a highly developed and sensitive painter. Painting has been a natural form of expression since childhood. His ability to capture light and vibrant colours, as well as varying moods and feelings within each painting, is quite remarkable. Norman’s paintings are alive with discovering nature and the natural beauty the world offers to all of us. The concern and love he carries for the environment are always evident in his work.
In pursuit of inspiration, Norman has toured coast to coast, with particular emphasis on all of rural Ontario. Norman has received many awards for his work and high praise for his paintings throughout Canada, the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
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John Lennard
John Lennard With over forty years devoted to painting, he finds the Canadian landscape has provided an unending variety of subject matter and continues to be a constant inspiration for his art. The bold colour and strong design enables the viewers to look into the shadows and see light and colour they never knew existed in nature, thus allowing them to enter nature with a sensitized eye.
His work has been exhibited internationally and his paintings are represented in numerous collections in Canada and abroad and have won many awards
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