Artist Project

Meet and buy works from Liam Reynolds during #ArtistProject 2026, March 26-29 at the Enercare Centre in Toronto. 🎟️ Buy your tickets now at early bird rates: spr.ly/6015hM7s7

"A tension between the real and the artificial runs throughout my work." Meet and buy works from Claire Cepukas during #ArtistProject 2026, March 26-29 at the Enercare Centre in Toronto. 🎟️ Buy your tickets now at early bird rates: spr.ly/6012hzecy

"I make translucent porcelain installations and sculptures where light activates form. Using hand-built layers and found fragments, I tell stories of memory, resilience, and renewal." - Tanya Besedina 🎟️ Buy tickets for #ArtistProject 2026.: spr.ly/6015hHdIb

Angela Hoang joins us for Artist Project 2026, happening March 26-29 at the Centre. Come meet Angela, experience her work up close, and add one of her pieces to your collection. 🎟️ Buy your tickets now at early bird rates: spr.ly/6010hGNxm

Danijela Gorley joins us for #ArtistProject 2026, March 26-29 with work that explores beauty as resistance, inviting healing in a fragmented culture. Get your early bird ticket pricing until February 14 at 11:59 PM ET: spr.ly/6012h8ehj

Danielle Cole returns for #ArtistProject 2026 with her playful collages from vintage graphics. Get your early bird ticket pricing until February 14 at 11:59 PM ET: spr.ly/6018hB9fj

The 2026 #ArtistProject lineup is here, featuring 250+ talented independent artists showcasing their art and sharing the stories behind their work. Artist Directory: spr.ly/6012CCtqm Buy Early Bird Tickets: spr.ly/6014CCtqo 🖼️: Jahn Page, Okay Bouquet 22, 2025

#ArtistProject is back March 26-29 in Toronto. Now is the best time to plan your visit. Early bird tickets are available until February 14 at 11:59 PM ET, offering the lowest prices for the 2026 edition. Buy Tickets: spr.ly/6014C7E80

Amélie Vallières creates powerful oil portraits that celebrate feminine strength, resilience, and self-love. Her signature background lines symbolize ancestry and time, connecting past and present.

Lesley Luce is a mixed-media artist known for her hypnotic, concentric-circle compositions crafted from thousands of paper fragments. Her work transforms archival images into dynamic visual narratives, exploring history, memory, and cultural identity.

“I am a painter, working in oil. My work explores the human body, primarily my own. I reflect on what I experience physically, from sensations and movements to strengths and limitations.” Terran McNeely in his booth during #ArtistProject 2025

"I am an origami assemblage artist that explores themes of migration, identity, and transformation through intricate compositions on wood panels in acrylic cases." Andrew Wang in his booth during #ArtistProject2025

“Winter Whites” captures Barb TenEycke’s reverence for Canada’s diverse landscapes. A self-taught painter with a background in interior design, Barb creates works infused with ethereal light, depth, and hope.

David Theron’s work reflects the complexities of expressing identity and the significance of uncertainty. Dense marks layered over dissolving features explore the enigma of human connection and the inability to truly know oneself or others.

Alek Bélanger at his booth during #ArtistProject 2025. Alek is a French Canadian multidisciplinary artist whose work spans visual art, poetry, and filmmaking.

Lisa Peci, a Toronto-based artist and architect, captures intimate moments in bustling bar scenes and everyday life through oil painting. Her work evokes a longing to inhabit the spaces she portrays.

Sabina Fenn at her booth during #ArtistProject 2025.

Sara Cristina draws upon her Venezuelan roots and a process-driven approach to create ethereal landscapes that blur the boundaries between reality and abstraction.

"I use linocut printmaking and installation to unpack themes that flow into each other, lately Romance." - Brianna Tosswill (spr.ly/60127WeB2)

Earmarking the residue of daily life, Jilly Frances recognizes the ever-changing nature of time and light, reflecting back to us moments that are both present and fleeting.