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Carol’s main focus is the landscape, both rural and urban. Inspired by ordinary scenes, she imbues her paintings with a life derived from the subject itself. Working in acrylics, she builds her works in layers of colour, creating luminous images conveying visual as well as emotional depth. Loebe presented her art at the Works Gallery's first show- opening in March 2024. 

Matthew Dragomir is a self-taught artist whose creative production revolves around classic figurative painting, presented in a preternatural contemporary manner. Matt seeks to delve into the emotional portrayal of figurative art revolving around emotion, isolating, individualism, and alienation in contrast to the frail beauty of his subject.

Rhonda Evans is a local artist and owner of Glocca Morra Studio. She works in a wide variety of mediums, including glass, mosiac, mixed media, and alcohol ink. Her artwork often has a more whimsical side in its use of colour and form. She draws much of her influence from Newfoundland and Ireland, where her family has roots.

Pat Shea is a local Kingston artist who specializes in oil painting. His work primarily focuses on cityscapes and landscapes, but he is also a talented portrait artist. His paintings utilize an Impressionistic style, and he draws much of his inspiration from travel throughout Canada and Europe.

Ian Spreadbury is a local photographer who has captured many images of iconic Kingston landmarks throughout the years.

Sally Chupick is originally from Nova Scotia and lived in Kingston for a few years. During her time in Kingston, she painted a large number of works depicting the beauty of the city. 

Bob Young, oil painter and novelist with an architecture background, creates impressionist urban Kingston landscapes that highlight the climate crisis through fiery sunsets and power lines.

Michael Flahault, a self-taught artist influenced by London and Paris, has won aviation art awards for clients like the Canadian Aviation Museum and Guy LeFleur. He also develops flight simulation software and creates realistic landscapes, botanicals, and still-life.