Region Category: All of Manitoba

I love working with wood and making functional pieces like spoons, hairpins, page-holders, spice scoops etc.

Loïk Raymond is a Two-Spirit Innu who grew up in the Uashat area and now lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He holds an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Teaching English as a Second Language from the University of Ottawa and works as the Outreach and Experiences Coordinator at Le Musée de Saint-Boniface Museum, where he leads community engagement, programming, and communications. Loïk is deeply committed to Indigenous Rights, land sovereignty, and climate justice. They believe in amplifying youth voices and traditional knowledge as essential to building a more just and sustainable future.

Acrylic painter and precious metal smith from Winnipeg Manitoba.

subject matter lends itself to the natural world and its inhabitants with a unique brand of illustrative realism mixed with abstract constructs.

Jace also produces original and limited edition precious metal pieces, which are available both online and in person at his Transcona based workshop.

He has participated in multiple group exhibits , and his pieces are found in both private and corporate collections.

Bio

Ingrid McMillan is a German-Canadian painter who lives in Winnipeg. Her work is consistently about the human experience in this digital age. Each body of work consists of multiple oil paintings, sometimes in a range of different media, grouped around specific themes and meanings. During research and production new areas of interest arise and lead to the next body of paintings. Ingrid holds a BFA honours degree in painting and a Master’s degree in art education, both obtained at the University of Manitoba, Canada.

Artist Statement, 2025

In these oil paintings I weave imaginative narratives to express the dynamics of systems. My curiosity about the complexities and self-organization across overarching themes is inspired by intuitive impressions when reading, hearing a word or phrase, coupled with research into nature, microbiology, philosophy and global concerns.  Agnes Martin, minimalist painter of innocence, believed that art can steady a volatile world, affirming the human spirit’s highest potential. In this context, I use a dominant cream palette to spotlight the proliferation of stem cells facilitating regeneration and our expanding consciousness.

My paintings invite viewers to feel the quiet certainty that even the smallest cell can redefine an entire universe. They are portals to the intricate connections between humanity and the world, where compassion dissolves divisions and the transformative potential of life resonates.