AFCA Artists
Enda Bardell, AFCA
Vancouver, BC
I paint what I love - landscapes and skyscapes in watercolour, outdoors on location or from reference photos from places I have explored.
My watercolour work is about the feeling of having been there, recapturing the experience and rekindling the memory of a special place.
Dina Belaia, AFCA
Toronto, ON
Toronto-based Dina Belaia uses dry media (graphite, pastel), occasionally opting for mixed media. She follows the school of Analytical Art whereby one draws the essence of things rather than the surface, leading the viewer to reflect on matters of inner life and the human condition.
Kit Bell, AFCA
Kelowna, BC
Nature is forever changing and at different times offers us fleeting special looks into the world around us. Kit Bell wants to share what her trained artist’s eye, and imagination, sees with others. Working in a variety of media allows her to choose the best process for an image.
Tim Bennison, AFCA
North Vancouver, BC
Tim's subject matter includes landscapes, architecture and portraits. He loves the challenges and rewards of watercolours, using the light and transparency of the medium to capture a moment in time.
Tim is a Signature member of the Federation of Canadian Artists.
Virginia Bergmann, AFCA
Annapolis Royal, NS
While visiting various stately homes around Toronto, or attending ballet in a turreted old Victorian, I would be suddenly captured by a dark, moody landscape and be lulled into a quiet respite by the serene, atmospheric, ethereal glow. My goal is for my paintings to evoke that same feeling.
Peggy Burkosky, AFCA
Qualicum Beach, BC
Since 1973 Peggy has received training to exhibit & instruct in commercial design & illustration in Vancouver Canada through Federation of Canadian Artists workshops, Fabriano in Aquarello International symposiums in Fabriano Italy, Canada, Mexico, Croatia, Japan and beyond.
Lee-Anne Chan, AFCA
Vancouver, BC
Alternative tools and techniques allow me to explore the nature of the paints. Their interactions and manipulations often lead to chaos: a necessary step in the process. From this chaos, more often than not, beauty rises triumphantly. The beauty of strength and fragility where one cannot exist without the other.
Winson K Chiu, AFCA
Vancouver, BC
Winson Chiu, AFCA (winson.ca), is an award-winning self-taught artist and visual arts educator from Hong Kong, with over 20 years of experience. He has been the founder of The 8th Dimension Comic studio in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada since 2003.
Sally Clark, AFCA
Vancouver, BC
Born in Vancouver, Sally Clark has been painting in oils since she was twelve. Her work has been in many FCA group shows, receiving four Honourable Mentions and 2nd Prize at the FCA POTE Exhibition in 2016. In 2017, Sally Clark was a Finalist for the Kingston Portrait Prize.
Kimberley Cook, AFCA
Artist Kimberley Cook creates breath-taking floral pieces using oil paints. Inspired by the ephemeral and pure beauty of fresh flowers and blossoms, her work leaves the viewer feeling grounded and peaceful. Her “White Peony Series” is a collection of original and fresh takes on floral art.