Paint

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.

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.

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.