Jane Languedoc was born in Ottawa, and living on the edge of the Canadian Shield, the landscapes that surrounded her inspired her deep love of trees, rocks and lakes. She moved to London, England in 1976 and was exposed to an entirely different life. Her frequent visits to the National Gallery gave her a love of impressionism and...
The Kanata Civic Art Gallery invites you to experience Chasing the Wind, a new exhibition featuring 27 gallery artists exploring movement, atmosphere, and the changing rhythms of the natural world through painting, textile art, and photography. From dramatic skies and shifting waters to quiet landscapes and expressive abstraction, Chasing the Wind brings together a diverse...
Galerie Old Chelsea is pleased to present a new exhibition by Sarah Bradfield a National Capital Region artist whose latest body of work explores the dynamic relationship between landscape, movement, and light across Ottawa and the Outaouais.
Bryna Cohen - Artist Statement Painting remains central to my practice, even within the vast range of contemporary art. It is how I chose to express the beauty I see. Flora and vegetation have their own allure and vitality. Each painting begins with an emotional or sensory response to nature and evolves gradually on the...
In Two Sisters, Mary Ellen Mueller Legault and Deborah Mueller Peate bring together two distinct yet complementary artistic voices shaped by family, creativity, and imagination. Mary Ellen’s playful watercolours capture the beauty of everyday scenes through vibrant colour and spontaneity, while Deborah’s imaginative mixed-media works combine textiles, collage, and vintage elements to create expressive “Whimsical...
In the Arber Room, Claude Chalifour presents Vision, an exhibition rooted in intuition, memory, and personal expression. A self-taught artist born in Quebec City, Chalifour draws from a lifetime surrounded by art to create vivid, emotionally resonant paintings that reflect imagination, spirituality, and inner reflection. Her expressive works invite viewers into a colourful and deeply...
Wall Space Gallery presents Visualizing Urban Transformation, a new series of paintings by Eryn O’Neill that examines the infrastructure and materials embedded within changing urban environments. Construction fencing, traffic cones, barriers, and industrial containers are easy to overlook, yet they continually redirect movement and reshape public space.
Wall Space Gallery is excited to host AND THEN, IT’S NOW, a new body of work by oil painter Stewart Jones. The exhibition brings together paintings inspired by the quieter edges of the city and the shifting light and shadows found between buildings and alleyways. Through unexpected viewpoints and confident brushwork, Jones captures everyday urban...
Patti Lefebvre is an Ottawa-based visual artist at The Rectory Art House and a graduate of the Ottawa School of Art. Her practice includes painting, printmaking, and collage, exploring the evolution of images and meanings in contemporary culture influenced by media, consumerism, and fashion. She has exhibited in Ontario and Quebec. Between the Noise explores how meaning changes in...
