Jane Fleetwood-Morrow, Painter

Colour has been the foundation of Jane’s artistic language. Her paintings are a marriage of
representational art and abstraction; interpreting her response to her fascination with nature –
primarily bodies of water and expansive skies, often including reflections. She has displayed and
sold her paintings in Canada and internationally; in Brussels, Paris, New York and Miami.
Jane has an honours BFA and a B.Ed. in Visual Arts from Queen’s University. She has been both
a professional artist and an art educator, working as an Education Officer at the Art Gallery of
Ontario, Co-Founder of Art Trek and Art Teacher at Crescent School in Toronto.

Kaz Jones, painter 

Kaz Jones is a painter who perceives her subjects with an exaggerated sense of design, conveying their essence in a markedly contemporary style. This unique perspective and her distinctive style make her paintings highly recognizable.

Her series include Georgian Bay Landscapes, Still Life and Great Lake Ships. 

Kaz lives on the shores of Georgian Bay. Her work is available across Canada from from Nova Scotia to British Colombia.

Dr. Bill Franks, painter

Oil on board or canvas. Bill Franks started his career as a boy, rowing A Y jackson around the Go-Home Bay area of Georgian Bay. He was influenced by Jackson and started oil painting “en plein air”. He strives to present the rhythm, pattern, design and colour of the changing landscape of Canada from coast to coast to coast. He is represented in five different Galaries.

Lisa Hannaford – oil, acrylic and watercolour painter

Internationally collected for her joyful and colourful works, Lisa Hannaford makes marks with pencil, pastels and text that is enhanced with scraping and acrylic brushwork to create her abstract and landscape paintings. Layer upon layer of marks and paint create a rich and engaging depth that balances control and spontaneity.

Andrew Peycha, painter

Over 25 years, Andrew has developed a distinctive artistic style that sets him apart from his peers.  His evolution reflects an impressionistic quality, transitioning into vibrant swathes of colour that seek unity in light and form.  His work, a fusion of post-impressionism and digital art, employs thick layers of paint, geometric shapes, and altered forms, reminiscent of a kaleidoscope or stained glass.  With a deep appreciation for landscapes, he creates compositions that embody depth and movement.  His extensive travels across Canada, Australia, Greenland, and India have enriched his artistry, informing the bold and meticulously crafted landscapes that define his unique vision.

Jenn Wilkins, acrylic/oils painter

Jenn paints both abstracted Landscapes and colourful large Abstracts. Her passion for colour and boundless energy are characteristic of her paintings. Jenn believes that colour and the compositional elements in a painting are” like a dance”. Its the subtle balance of the elements within a painting that create a feeling or energy that the observer can relate to, get lost in, or simply enjoy….just because!

Kara McIntosh, Painter and Textile Artist

Kara McIntosh is a multi-disciplinary artist working in oil paint, watercolour and hand-hooked textiles. Inspired by the landscape, her practice explores the shifting and robust space between abstraction and realism. Through gestural mark making, use of bold colour and richly textured surfaces, McIntosh creates dynamic compositions that reflect an intuitive engagement with the natural world and a deep curiosity about the relationship between self and place.

McIntosh lives near Nottawa, ON. Her work can be found in many private and corporate collections in Canada, the US, Europe and Australia.

Bryan Wall, oil painter

Painting out of doors with a small wood paint box is an exiting method Bryan uses while touring the landscape. In his studio he uses these sketches to inspire large-scale canvases with a variety of painting techniques.

JC Stacey, photographer

The camera is my tool for exploring and interpreting the world I see. While occasionally distracted, my focus has been on documenting rural life in southern Ontario and urban life in southern France. My current projects – agriculture and farm life, and old world trades that have survived the technology juggernaut. Documenting solitary trees and their collective life in the forest is a constant pleasure. Resisting the traditional print under glass, I print on linen, acrylic, metal, and watercolour paper.