Gallery Seven

Welcome to Gallery Seven. We feature original artwork from contemporary Canadian artists, ranging in medium and by price. Gallery Seven is owned by Sandee Tatham and Joanne Sweeney who seek to represent artists whose work reflect the imagination and depth of talent in today’s thriving Canadian art world!

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Rita Vindedzis – Spring Marsh

Natalya Kuzmina – Tropical Bouquet

Born and educated in Kazakhstan, Natalya has been living in the Toronto area and exhibiting paintings since 1999.  She paints in oil and specializes in landscapes and still life.  Natalya loves colour and hopes her paintings not only visually inspires the viewer but helps them turn inward and re-evaluate familiar objects of everyday life.  Natalya is also an elected member of the Society of Canadian Artists (SCA.)

Rita Vindedzis – Before You Go

Rita specializes in painting scenes from the country, particularly open skies, beaches, streams, and flights of birds.  Each work is a soft focus moment in time and she wants the viewer to feel the calmness and serenity of nature.  Rita’s work has appeared in well known Canadian magazines, such as Canadian House and Home, and Style at Home.

Julia Klimova – Untitled

Julia Klimova was born in southern Russia and believes her perception and sense of colour was influenced by the sun, light and warmth of her childhood home.  Julia began painting in watercolour but moved to oil as she feels it creates a more intimate volumetric texture.  Julia has had exhibitions in Toronto, New York, Boston, and Newfoundland.

Maya Eventov -  Birch.

Maya is rapidly establishing herself in the Canadian art world, and her works hangs in public and private collections including  CIBC and RH Jean Chretien.  Maya works in acrylic on canvas, using different sized knives to apply the  paint followed by a varnish to create a “wet paint” effect.

Marie Claude Boucher – Crossroads.

Marie Claude Boucher is a contemporary landscape artist whose paintings also have an expressionist feel.  Marie Claude is from Quebec and her work reflects the vibrancy and simplicity of rural Quebec. She uses a palate of primary and pure colours and paints with rapid and spontaneous brush strokes.

Steve Tracy – Camelot

Steve Tracy is noted for his use of colour, texture and energy.  He paints in an impressionist style but unlike some impressionist paintings, you can see brushwork and vibrant colours both from close and afar.  Steve is internationally renowned and has exhibited in Canada and the U.S.  He has even won an Emmy for his scenic design for HBO.