Raneece Buddan

Raneece Buddan Self Portraits and Discovery Raneece Buddan, an emerging interdisciplinary artist, is quickly making her mark. Born in Jamaica of an Afro-Caribbean mother and an Indo-Caribbean father her eye-catching art intertwines a mixture of both heritages. Working in 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional artforms using wood, oil paints and textiles, she creates herself anew with every…

Elsa Robinson

Elsa Robinson From her people Elsa Robinson is a Jamaican Canadian multimedia artist. She was born in Toronto, raised in Jamaica and currently resides in Edmonton, Alberta. Elsa’s art practice includes, acrylic painting, mixed media collage, sculpture, installation, textile art, performance, sound, and poetry. Her artwork expresses themes of family, identity and spirituality and is…

Linda Ould

Walking with Linda Linda Ould is an Edmonton-based multi-disciplinary Métis artist who specializes in acrylic painting and crafting. Her formal art education was through the University of Alberta Extension where she took courses in etching, watercolour, painting, drawing, and sculpture. Linda reconnected with her cultural heritage and received her Métis status in 2022. She is…

Donna Lynn Debassige Brinkworth

Donna Lynn Debassige Brinkworth X-ray into Ojibwe art Donna Lynn Debassige Brinkworth is an Ojibwe artist based in Edmonton, Alberta. She is influenced by Ojibwe artists such as Woodland School of Art founder Norval Morrisseau and Daphne Odjig of Odawa-Potawatomi-English heritage. The latter was known as the “driving force behind the Professional Native Indian Artists…

DFD

In June 2022, the Women’s Art Museum of Canada launched the Diversité Feminine Diversity (DFD) project to increase the representation of Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) women artists in the museum. Our goal over the next twelve months is to focus on BIPOC artists living in Alberta, Yukon, and Saskatchewan. We aim to…