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Peter Farmer is a British-born Canadian artist whose vibrant and dynamic paintings have captured international acclaim over the past 20 years. His works have been showcased in major galleries across North America, including prestigious venues such as the Musée des Beaux Arts, the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), and the Musée d'Art Contemporain (MAC).

Peter's art is widely collected, with pieces purchased and commissioned by private collectors around the globe, as well as notable companies like McDonald's, Veuve Clicquot, Ferrari, and Ritz-Carlton. His unique Future Fauvistic painting style blends diverse cultural influences and colors, creating a distinct and captivating visual language that sets his work apart.

Throughout his career, Peter has made a significant impact on the contemporary art scene. His paintings reflect the richness of various cultural encounters, expressed through bold and dynamic compositions. Each piece embodies his artistic vision, merging the energy of modern life with the depth of traditional influences.

Peter Farmer's work continues to inspire and engage audiences worldwide, solidifying his reputation as a prominent and influential figure in the art world. His ability to infuse his paintings with both vibrancy and thought-provoking depth ensures his place among the leading contemporary artists of his generation.

Eric Waugh, born in Montreal, Quebec in 1963, is a self-taught artist whose distinctive style has garnered international acclaim. Before turning to painting in 1988, Eric gained experience in graphic illustration and product design, which has influenced his unique artistic vision.
 
Forgoing many conventions, Eric has developed a recognizable style characterized by energetic, graceful, and dynamically tense paintings. His works exude positive energy, drawing viewers into an expressive vision filled with warmth and hope. Each piece begins as a clear and detailed image in his mind, translating effortlessly onto paper or canvas with rhythmic themes of graceful forms and ethereal color.
 
Eric’s versatility is evident in his interchangeable interpretations of abstract and figurative forms, which are related in both color and structure. Primarily working with acrylic-based mixed media techniques, Eric continually evolves his work, constantly creating new and exciting motifs.
 
His success in the international art world is reflected in the acquisition of his paintings by hundreds of major corporate and private collectors worldwide. The constant media attention has begun to establish Eric as a pop icon in the art community.
Beyond his artistic endeavors, Eric is dedicated to children's charities, using his artwork to express a unique brand of enduring and positive hope. His commitment to philanthropy and his dynamic artistic style make Eric Waugh a standout figure in the contemporary art scene.

Mr. Hydde is a painter living and working on the dark side in the greater Toronto area. He matriculated through a traditional art education, including a B.F.A and an M.F.A. conferred from two prestigious Canadian Universities before the loving call of Low Brow, and Street Art ruined him forever.

 

Mr. Hydde is an admirer of early Surrealism, Dada, Pop Art, and specifically the great and marvellous European art collective COBRA. He feels a great admiration and spiritual affinity with the work of Jean Dubuffet and the later, “In your face!” work of Philip Guston.

 

Mr. Hydde has survived a strange extended adventure in Tokyo, a private battle with cancer, and a soul crushing series of day jobs. He juggles his dark creative existence with an alter-ego mostly responsible for helping him hide in plain sight and pay the bills. As a “people watcher” and a student of human nature,

 

Mr. Hydde is compulsively interested in the dynamics of the subconscious and psychological narratives that arise from the floating bits of flotsam and jetsam that accumulate as we move through our complex lives.

Jeffrey Robinson, also known as Jeffro Art, hails from P.E.C., Ontario, Canada, where he has garnered international acclaim as a self-taught artist. Jeffro's artistic repertoire spans a diverse array of styles and mediums, encompassing figurative, landscape, surrealism, and pop-abstract expressions.

 

Working with charcoal, acrylic, oils, and mixed media, Jeffro crafts his creations on various surfaces, including canvas, wood panel, drywall, and even denim/leather jackets. His artistic journey is punctuated by remarkable achievements, such as exhibiting at prestigious international art shows in Monaco and NYC, hosting solo exhibitions in California and Toronto, and actively supporting major charitable causes through awareness and fundraising initiatives. Additionally, Jeffro has left his mark as a cover artist for bestselling novels and has received international acclaim and recognition through numerous awards and publications.

Tamar Kevorkian, is an Armenian Canadian artist born in Beirut, Lebanon, and a seasoned painter based in Montreal. She earned her Fine Arts degree from Concordia University and pursued photography at Dawson Institute of Photography.

 

Tamar's artistic essence draws from a combination of life experiences and the influence of Pablo Picasso. Her preferred mediums include Acrylic, oil pastel, charcoal, and ink. Utilizing brushes and palette knives, she skillfully brings harmony to her cubist and graffiti-inspired paintings.

 

With a philosophy that "Art should have no boundaries," Tamar paints with freedom and boldness, emphasizing the enduring significance of art. Explore her portfolio and witness the depth and vision she brings to each canvas.

Shawn Skeir is a distinguished visual artist born in 1965 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and currently based in Toronto, Canada. Renowned for his bold use of color, texture, and design, Skeir creates striking and expressive works across various mediums, including acrylics, mixed media, and digital art.

 

Educated at the Nova Scotia College of Art & Design, George Brown College, and the Digital Media Studio's Certificate program in Electronic Publishing, Skeir continues to expand his skills, recently completing an Introductory Ceramics Course at the Toronto School of Art.

As the artist-in-residence and director of Skeir Studio, Shawn has significantly influenced the Toronto art scene. He has also served as a guest art instructor with the Toronto District School Board and as a jury member for the Queen West Art Crawl.

 

Skeir's work has been showcased in numerous solo and group exhibitions, including "Graffiti" at Elaine Fleck Gallery (2024) and "New Vistas" at Northern Contemporary Gallery (2023). His commissioned works, such as the "Forever Yonge" hoarding mural and "Victory Mountain" digital print, are prominently displayed in public and commercial spaces.

 

Throughout his career, Skeir has received multiple grants and awards, including the Art Project Assistance Grant from the Toronto Arts Council. His work has been featured in publications like Distillery District Magazine and Canada's Style at Home.

 

Shawn Skeir's art explores the juxtaposition of urban and natural landscapes, employing innovative techniques to create a rich tapestry of visual storytelling. His dynamic and thought-provoking works continue to captivate audiences and collectors alike.