Artists A-Z

You will find some very beautiful and unique jewellery at my home studio. My work is mainly crocheted, woven, and strung beads.

Angel Calnek’s creative journey has been a lifelong immersion in the fields of visual arts and music, passions cultivated since her childhood. Discovering the artistry of stained glass, she continually sought new horizons, eventually undertaking a deeper exploration into kiln firing and glass casting.

Sharon Cory is a Manitoba artist, educated at the University of Manitoba in Architecture and Fine Arts. She paints in acrylic on large canvasses and in watercolour. She is mainly interested in how the eye follows movement across an abstracted landscape, in the manner of the Bay Area Figurative Movement.

Colour. Ainslie is all about the colour. Abstract or representational, colour is the key.

Brian Davis has been wandering the back roads of the province and the back lanes of larger centers like Winnipeg looking to capture inspiring images. Years of these travels have trained his eye to find the detail within the larger picture.

Explore the world of glass, and see how sunlight comes to play through vibrant colours and textures. Specializing in fused glass, Heather has focused on creating textures this year using clay and objects found in nature to create textured casting molds for her glass.

Paper making began 2000 years ago in China from recycled elements. In the 1800s an English paper maker was granted the first patent for paper recycling. That process involved extracting ink from printed paper, converting the paper into pulp and creating new paper.

Experience the art of the Interlake at the Gimli Art Club (GAC). Over 80 Interlake Artists present creative works in a variety of mediums. You are invited to view the art within the gallery where you just might discover something special.

I am looking forward to meeting those who come to view my art. The conversations with those who visit make the entire Wave experience worthwhile and memorable.

Lake Winnipeg is Gayle's first love; her watercolours of this freshwater ocean are in collections across North America. Because painting large is also a favourite challenge for Gayle, she gleefully splashes acrylics across canvas instead. When neither of those media quite represent a subject that dominates her mind's eye, she turns to clay and squishes out shapes that play on her theme.

Set in the forest near Oak Hammock Marsh is Alan’s studio and traditional Japanese style wood burning kiln. For the last fifty years Alan has been working and exhibiting in many countries around the world, recently returning from Japan.

I am constantly trying to create different types of fluid painting art, using different materials and methods. I have expanded from just painting on canvases to include making tables, coasters, trays/charcuterie boards and jewelry.

When art connects the mind, body and soul through our eyes or, for some, through a tactile experience, it invites you, the viewer in, for a lasting impression.

When the WAVE, rolls be prepared for a double dose of colour at Mandart Studio North.

Amanda Onchulenko has maintained a full time studio practice in Winnipeg since 2001. She is part of The Fairmont Hotel's Artist in Residence Program with The Pulse Gallery, a Textile Artist, an Author and a Podcast Host.

Forever a creative oasis, it came into being with the first WAVE Tour 2002. Three muses coming together: Visual eye candy, including the high craft of pottery by Gabriele Neuschwander and Marianne Gopalkrishna's colourful Batik and small hand built animal sculptures.

Exposing the secrets of Earth one frame at a time, Stephanie is in pursuit of otherwise forgotten, unique moments, for those less able to experience them.

Modern Gemstone Jewellery. Everything we wear tells a story, to ourselves and to the world. Let us help you explore the possibilities at our studio. With tons of new collections every year, we always have something new for you to play dress-up with!

Patricia's love for colour and contemporary design are the hallmarks of her glass art, her unique fused glassware embodies her use of bold colour and patterns. Patricia has shown her work at galleries across western Canada and her glass artwork has been bought by collectors around the world.

Getting into jewelry making was an accident, literally. I had broken my ankle and was being a little too aggressive with my activity so it was suggested I get off my feet after a days work! By day I am an Interior Designer, and sometimes wait years to see an end project. Creating jewelry by hand with my feet up was a perfect solution. Very hard to move around with a lap full of beads and results were instant.