Three vibrant new acrylic works are fresh in from Montreal artist Nina Cherney.
To view more works by Nina Cherney as well as our other artists, please visit www.canvasgallery.ca.
Two stunning new minimalist abstract works have just arrived from Montreal artist Florence Victor.
Five new Kaitlin Johnson originals arrived this week and if happiness could be painted, this might be exactly what it looks like. 🌸 Now showing at Canvas... stop by and smell the flowers!
To view more works by Kaitlin Johnson as well as our other artists, please visit www.canvasgallery.ca.
Five gorgeous landscape paintings by Ontario artist, Shane Norrie, are now showing at Canvas! Stop by the gallery to see them in person.
To view more works by Shane Norrie as well as our other artists, please visit www.canvasgallery.ca.
Georgian Bay-based artist, Kyle Sorenson just dropped by Canvas with these three gorgeous landscape works - on display now at the gallery in-person and online!
To view more works by Kyle Sorenson as well as our other artists, please visit www.canvasgallery.ca.
Surface Break continues Celeste Keller’s captivating underwater series — a body of work that has become instantly recognizable for its blend of realism and abstraction, and we were thrilled that this one made its way back to Canvas.
To view more works by Celeste Keller as well as our other artists, please visit www.canvasgallery.ca.
We’ve been quietly admiring Holly Ann Friesen’s work for quite some time, so we’re thrilled to finally welcome her as our newest addition to the Canvas roster.
Our first selection of her work has just arrived: four gorgeous sun-lit forest landscapes. Please enjoy, we think they're pretty special.
What grabbed us first was the way Holly paints the Canadian landscape without ever feeling tied to a specific place. These paintings sit somewhere between memory and observation—those fleeting moments of light through trees, reflections on water, and the feeling of being deep in the woods when everything goes quiet.
Holly’s background in plant science and landscape studies gives her a unique connection to the natural world, but what I love most is that she leaves room for the viewer. These aren’t paintings that tell you exactly what you’re looking at. They invite you to bring your own memories, favourite trails, cottages, lakes, and forests into the experience.
The brushwork is loose, confident, and beautifully layered. Up close they’re wonderfully abstract; from across the room the landscape slowly reveals itself. We’re excited to share these first pieces with you.
To view more works by Holly Ann Freisen as well as our other artists, please visit www.canvasgallery.ca.
Eight gorgeous landscape paintings have just arrived from the studio of Oakville, Ontario-based artist, Gabriella Collier.
To view more works by Gabriella Collier as well as our other artists, please visit www.canvasgallery.ca.
