Alexandra Alves

Alexandra Alves is a Montreal-born, multidisciplinary artist who is incapable of settling on one preferred medium. Presently, Alves is exploring realism in portraiture, as well as embroidery and textile art. 

Azin Mohammadi

Azin Mohammadi is an emerging multidisciplinary artist and performer—because she is just that indecisive. Mohammadi explores many themes within her art practice, however, one of the central themes in her work is the relationship between two opposing forces; apples and oranges, if you will.

Beatrice Charette

Beatrice Charette is a multi-media artist who uses personal experiences and challenges as subjects in her artwork. As far as artistic purpose, Charette hopes to create a close connection and private dialogue between the art piece and the viewer.

Chloé Boileau-Trudeau

Chloe Boileau-Trudeau is a Montreal-based artist and BFA Art Education student working in the field of photography. When she isn't doubling as a Hogwarts student and attending Quidditch practice, Chloe likes to capture the notion of human experience through a camera lens.

Cynthia Rico

Born in Montreal, Quebec, Cynthia Rico is currently studying at Concordia University in pursuit of her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Art Education. Rico is both a drawer and painter whose work frequently expresses surreal, dream-like atmospheres. In addition, Cynthia has shown an interest in creating pointillism paintings.

Denise Guerrero

Denise Guerrero's art practice is related to traditional art methods, such as drawing and painting. Guerrero draws inspiration from life experiences; one’s daily interactions and topics of interest.

Dominique Ashley Turk

Dominique Ashley Turk is an artist based out of Montreal, Quebec. Dominique has completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Arts at Concordia University. Currently, Dominique is working towards completing her second degree in Community Art Education. Her work explores themes such as travel, memory and identity. Her dream is to start art-based programs for youth in hospitals.

Emilie Gagnon

Emilie Gagnon is a multidisciplinary artist whose work consists of three dimensional hydro stone and plaster casts of the human body. Emilie's works often deals with the theme of physical experiences and how it affects the body, as well as the mind over a period of time.

Flavie Messier Saint-Jacques

Flavie Messier Saint-Jacques is a graphic designer and illustrator born and raised in Montreal. Flavie’s currently completing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education at Concordia University. Outside teaching and drawing, Flavie likes to take care of her cats and cactus while concocting strange potions like cucumber lemonade.

Frédérique Larivière

Frédérique Larivière is an artist and art teacher situated outside Montreal. Larivière is currently juggling work at Oka National Park, as well as offering tutoring sessions, all while attending school and living the life of an artist. Her multidisciplinary art focuses on an exploration of nature, primarily through the use of painting and photography.

Heather Steinhagen

Born and raised in Whitehorse, Yukon, Heather was surrounded by the inspiration of expansive skies, towering mountains and the undying beauty of the North. Her goals as an artist are to have her art accessible to everyone, to inspire, to heal, and to promote positive change in the world. Heather's portfolio reveals a continuous journey of an explorative multidisciplinary art practice.

Juliana Diaz

Juliana Diaz is a Montreal-based multidisciplinary artist from Argentina who is currently exploring the idea of narrative in illustration art.

Madelaine Howes

Madeleine Howes is an African born artist who currently lives in Chambly, Québec. Howes is completing a Bachelors’ degree in Art Education at Concordia University, and will be debuting her first art exhibit at the Di Meglio art gallery in the Old Port of Montreal. Howes has taught art practicums with diverse clientele ranging from children in a primary school setting to women at the Chez Doris woman’s shelter.

Megan McLoughlin

Megan McLoughlin is an experienced artist in multi-disciplinary mediums. McLoughlin’s art work is reflective of her community art teaching practice, which offers an even playing field for students to explore new mediums. Stemmed from skill-based learning, and designed as an outlet for expression, students are encouraged to use these new skills to continue exploring new methods to further their practice and piece of mind. 

Rana Jreidini

Rana Jreidini is a Lebanese-Canadian artist currently pursuing her Bachelor's degree in Art Education at Concordia University. Jreidini's signature art style is painting acrylic on canvas and depicting feelings through colors.

Rosemarie Zenga

Rosemarie Zenga is an emerging, Montreal born artist whose dynamic approach to art-making is reflective of her multidisciplinary art practice, which focuses on mixed-media creations. Zenga’s work is closely related to her experience as a community art educator, and expresses her personal growth as an artist, as well as her interest in exploring circular/concentric forms.

Sarah Gysin

Sarah Gysin is a Montreal-based artist currently working on her BFA in Art Education with a major in Psychology. Sarah’s works with both traditional and digital mediums to create detailed, illustrative pieces that focus on themes of identity, relationships and the intricacies of human interaction.

Sophie Morgan

Sophie Morgan is a mixed-media artist moving between Hamilton, Toronto and Montreal. Morgan uses her experiences to reflect on ephemeral feelings that challenge perspectives of space and identity. 

Yasmeen Ayesh

Yasmeen Ayesh is a Montreal-based, Palestinian artist who specializes in mixed media portrait drawing and painting. With a major in Art Education and a minor in Psychology, Ayesh is currently working toward earning her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at Concordia University. Respectively, Ayesh's work focuses on the concept of subjective expression and the complexity of emotion, as seen through the viewer’s eyes.

Zahraa Sbaiti

Zahraa Sbaiti is currently finishing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Arts with a minor in Art Education at Concordia University. Sbaiti’s art practice reflects on identity, memory, and autobiographical subjects. Working mainly with painting and drawing, Sbaiti explores the importance of how dolls can play on one's individuality.