Brenda Wainman Goulet - bronze sculpture Over her 30 year career, Brenda has created bronze sculpture and bas-relief in a myriad of sizes and subject matters. Her statues of famous Canadians Dr. Norman Bethune, Tom Thomson and others can be seen throughout Muskoka. Brenda's lakeside gallery and studio showcase her distinctive bronze and stone sculpture and unique jewellry. She specializes in custom made commissioned large and small sculptures, bas-reliefs and awards for all occasions.
Catherine O’Mara - egg tempera painting Stroll through Catherine’s charming cottage garden to her home-based studio/gallery, and prepare to immerse yourself in nature. Catherine’s paintings express the mysterious layered depths of tangled forests and misty wetlands, and the flora and fauna found there...
Brian Markham - woodturning Brian started woodturning as a child in his grandfather’s shop. As an adult, he rediscovered the craft and has been turning bowls and platters for over twenty years. Now that he is actively retired and living full time at his former cottage on Rebecca Lake, he has time to fully explore his passion for wood...
Susan Higgins - fused & stained glass Susan’s glass art depicts natural themes inspired by the forest setting of her lakeside studio. Her primary technique is fused or kiln-fired glass. Coloured glasses are cut, composed in layers, and melted together in a kiln to create colourful bowls, platters and window panels. Some of her work incorporates silhouettes cut from thin sheet copper, sandwiched between layers of glass...
Mark Kulas - painter Mark grew up on the shores of Golden Lake east of Algonquin Park, and has spent decades exploring the land and waterways of the Canadian Shield. He rendered realistic wildlife drawings as a child, and his school notebooks contained as many sketches as notes...
Jeff Miller - oil & acrylic painting Jeff’s rustic farmhouse studio/gallery is on the original settlement road for the Limberlost area. This historic dwelling serves as his base for forays into the nearby wilderness of Algonquin Park, where he has spent many years canoeing, painting and guiding. He is especially at home in the remote, less traveled regions of the Park...
Jerry Friedman - driftwood sculpture Jerry is a long-time cottager on the sandy shores of Bella Lake. His interest in driftwood sculpture began when he discovered unusual driftwood emerging from the sand on his beach. He can often be spotted paddling his canoe into the quiet bays on this lovely lake, exploring the shallows for raw material to transform into sculptural pieces...
