Sarah Moffat Art Gallery

Paul Saindon's en plein air paintings have a tonalist sensibility , moody, soft, fleeting light, poetic, without ever saying more than it must.

Shelley's Birkholz's work transforms textiles into landscapes of striking realism, images that seem photographic at first glance. Step closer, and they unravel into a tactile world of intricate detail, where depth and materiality invite a deeper kind of seeing.

Ange N paints a hybrid of Old World aesthetics with contemporary materials and finishes, striving, through practice, for a looser, more intuitive visual language and sensibility.

Using eco-dyed printing, Donna Baskin creates landscapes that echo the quiet restraint of mid-century modern design. With subtle earth-tones and minimal compositions they evoke a timeless simplicity, inviting a closer look at nature's delicate details.

Working primarily on found materials, Tom Campbell paints  with a freedom born of memory and  feeling often letting the surface guide the process. Light washes, bold strokes and unpredictable gestures take you on a journey to places unknown yet ultimately familiar.

Working with thread and textile Judi Miller's delicate, intricately layered landscapes reveal subtle surprises and nuanced detail the closer you look. A well-respected artist whose  career has been shaped by travel, field immersion, and learning from masters worldwide, her work carries a quiet authority that feels both intimate and richly alive.