Downtown Halifax
 14 Jeanne Aisthorpe-SmithMedium: Painter Jeanne’s landscape paintings of rural NovaScotia, which combine expressive use of colour and inviting compositions, lead the viewer into a magical realm of tranquility and mystery. 
 5 Anne BastedoMedium: Photographer anneb@hfx.eastlink.ca
 2 Heather BeatonMedium: Painter Heather’s richly coloured paintings in oil reflect years of on-location work. She delights in capturing nature’s subtle colour, harmonies and transient light effects.
 5 Eric Boutilier-BrownMedium: Photographer ericbb@evolvingbeauty.com
 4 James BradshawMedium: Jeweller / Metalsmith Selling only what he builds, James Bradshaw’s Jewellery Design Studio is an expression of simple elegance. His original one-of-a-kind pieces are contemporary and modern, in a style so recognizable it expresses true identity. Located off Spring Garden Rd., James’ studio space is as unique and original as his jewellery.
 8 Peter BresnenMedium: Painter Watercolour Peter Bresnen works in watercolours and acrylics in a style of high realism. Themes include landscapes, coastal scenes and architecture. He also does portraits in pastel and has painted numerous murals across Canada. He accepts commissions.
 3 John Cook (1918-1984)Medium: Painter Born in Halifax, John Cook was one of the best known artists working in Nova Scotia in the second half of the twentieth century. He was primarily a landscape painter, who also painted scenes of historic Halifax.
18 Cameron Graves HaydenMedium: Painter Oil “For years I have focused primarily on figure painting, but have more recently forayed into pet masterpieces. The paintings are fun, creative, playful and portray a unique sense of character.”
 3 Leonaed C. Lane (1910-1965)Medium: Painter Born in England, Lane immigrated to Canada at the age of sixteen. He served in the Royal Canadian Navy during World War II. He was known for realistic marine paintings, and exhibited throughout the U. S. and Canada.
 5 Sandy LeimMedium: Photographer leim@eastlink.ca
 1 Gordon MacDonaldMedium: Painter Gordon MacDonald is an established Nova Scotia artist who has shown in group and solo shows in Nova Scotia and abroad. His paintings remind us of the beauty that surrounds us – our ocean, our skies, our landscapes in a style reminiscent of the 19th century American luminous tradition.
 1 Adam MacdonaldMedium: Printmaker Adam MacDonald is an emerging, highly skilled printmaker from New Brunswick. He uses a variety of printmaking methods including monoprint, etching, drypoint with chine colle as well as original graphite drawing. MacDonald creates multiple images that make up the composition, part of a larger narrative that viewers uncover.
 5 Karen NieuwlandMedium: Photographer broccolina2001@yahoo.com
 3 Joe Norris (1924-1996)Medium: Painter Born in Halifax, this renowned folk artist was known for painting the honest simplicity of rural life. Examples of his paintings and decorated furniture are found at The Canadian Museum of Civilization and the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia.
 3 Joe PlaskettMedium: Painter Joe is a well-established artist from British Columbia. He studied with Jack Shadbolt at the Vancouver School of Art, with Hans Hoffman in New York, and with Fernand Leger in Paris. His work is in many important public collections in Canada.
 6 Candice J. PriorMedium: Jeweller / Metalsmith Candice is primarily a jewellery maker, with an eye to combining different materials into unique pieces.
 1 Steven RhudeMedium: Painter Steven Rhude is a highly collected artist in Canada and abroad. He paints with confidence, a sense of humour and sometimes political satire. Bold primary colours fill the canvas with both a representational and abstract approach.
 7 Dorothée RosenMedium: Jeweller / Metalsmith Designer and goldsmith Dorothée Rosen creates unique pieces of gold and silver jewellery in her waterfront studio. Contemporary yet elegant, her stunning pieces suit the wearer of any age or gender.
 3 Jean-Claude RoyMedium: Painter Jean-Claude Roy is a popular painter who uses colour and a strong sense of design to paint scenes of the East Coast. Jean-Claude paints onsite rather than in his studio, and this gives his work an immediacy and excitement.
 5 Joseph SzostakMedium: Photographer jszostak@ns.sympatico.ca
 3 Robert Wakeham Pilot (1898-1967)Medium: Painter A native of Newfoundland, Pilot is known for his impressionistic style of painting, and has exhibited work in major public collections, including the National Gallery of Canada. In 1952, he was elected president of the Royal Canadian Academy.
 5 Monika WrightMedium: Photographer monika@monikawright.com
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