LAKE OESA TRAIL

LAKE OESA TRAILDonna Jo Massie is a watercolour artist living and working in the heart of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta. Her work is deeply inspired by the Canadian Rockies, with many paintings developed from time spent hiking, sketching, and painting on location in backcountry huts and alpine lodges. Since establishing her full time practice in 1988, she has also been a dedicated educator, teaching workshops and residencies for organizations including the Alberta

spirit figures

Janice Tanton is a Canadian multidisciplinary artist whose contemporary paintings and mixed-media works blend storytelling

shaped by a background in philosophy

simple lines and gentle subjects

then cut up

Highly sought after by collectors and jewellery enthusiasts

creating an emotional connection that resonates with a wide audience

Jane Ash Poitras is one of Canada’s most important contemporary Indigenous artists

Collectors are drawn to Steven Nederveen’s work for its ability to transform familiar natural scenes into immersive

Each painting is sprayed with UV archival spray

which has played an active role in promoting and preserving this evolving art form within Inuit art

Canadian artist Gaye Adams is renowned for her vibrant pastels