The Back Pond JoEllen Brydon Acrylic on canvas 14 x 14 inches Valued at $1030

Shaded Walk, Victoria Park, London, UK (2018) Peer Christensen Oil on canvas 24 x 48 inches Valued at $2800

alluvial Brad Copping Hot worked, carved, sand and acid etching glass, wood (white pine) 7.25 x 12 x 11.5 inches

Brilliant yellow undula bowl (2023) Brad Copping Blown and hot worked, carved and sand etched glass 5.5 x 10.2 x 9.8 inches

To the lighthouse (2024) Rowena Dykins Acrylic on canvas 10 x 10 inches

Hold my hand (2024) Rowena Dykins Acrylic on canvas 10 x 10 inches

Untitled Christianna Ferguson Wet-felted tea cozy 13 3/4 x 10 x 6 inches From https://christiannaferguson.com/, "Christianna takes the most simple of materials, wool, soap, and water and transforms them into bold, unique and often complex textiles. Through the physical act of making felt her curiosity is continually sparked to explore the medium in new ways. Her work ranges from wearable pieces and costume to fine art, wall hangings, and sculptural pieces. Often her work incorporates silk and three-dimensional elements to enhance her individual surface designs. Teaching and creating community through the arts are also a meaningful part of her full-time studio practice in the village of Lakefield Ontario. Christianna has developed her technical skills by taking classes with internationally recognized felt makers Andrea Graham, Fiona Duthie, Dagmar Binder, and Catherine O’Leary. Christianna’s work was featured in ‘The Uppercase Compendium of Craft’ 2015 and in ‘Worldwide Colours of Felt’ TextileLink, 2016."

Passion Police Timothy Laurin Found objects 15 x 6 1/2 x 6 1/2 (base) inches Bio: Tim originally graduated from Sheridan College School of Design in 1985 and later earned a MFA from York University. He has been practicing as a professional artist for more than thirty years and has been teaching part-time for the last two decades at various colleges and universities around Ontario. His work is in the permanent collections of many Museums and Galleries, such as the Royal Ontario Museum and the Corning Museum of Glass. Artist Statement: This series of work follows my background in the ceramic arts and my interest in post-war kitsch. While the Japanese are often regarded as some of the finest clay smiths, after 1945 they manufactured many North American souvenirs as part of their economic recovery. I approach sculpture as an "assemblage" artist and often combine both self-made and found objects. As a member of the Metis Nation of Ontario, I am also aware of how competing cultures and colonization has informed my aesthetics.

Morning Light Jane LowBeer Framed monotype 17 x 17 inches

Notebook #2 Jane LowBeer Sewn collage with petals 22 x 15 inches (paper) / 14 x 9 inches (image)

Lost in the Mirage of Time (2023-2024) Judith Mason Acrylics on canvas 36 x 36 inches