Winter Picks – ArtWe Montréal

Each season of the year, the ArtWe team highlights work that shines with quality and originality. These are the gallery’s picks!

Far from being an object of everyday consumption, artwork is imbued with humanity and meaning. It’s a material escape from everyday life, expressing emotions and ideas beyond language.

This winter selection (5 artists / 10 works) invites you to discover the local art and artists of Montreal.

The pieces are a great way to adorn your walls with character and authenticity, with prices ranging from $150 to $2,500.


Catherine Benny: Gesture and Color

Neighborhood: The South West            

Catherine Benny is an instinctive artist who paints in oil by applying colors directly to the canvas with knives. Her movement and sensitivity are at the heart of her bright and colorful work.

One Day at a Time1200 CAD

One Day at a Time, oil on canvas, 40 x 40 (inches), 2019 by Catherine Benny

Somewhere200 CAD

Somewhere, oil on canvas, 12 x 12 (inches), 2018 by Catherine Benny

Helen Zhu: Mystical Landscapes

Neighborhood: Ville-Marie              

Helen is a self-taught artist who paints beautiful landscapes from memory. With her neo-impressionist pictorial style, she stands out as a talented emerging artist.

Untitled – 150 CAD

Untitled, acrylic on canvas, 16 x 12 (inches), 2010 by Helen Zhu

Smoky Sunset – 220 CAD

Smoky Sunset, acrylic on canvas, 12 x 16 (inches), 2019 by Helen Zhu

Sharon Cheney: Bronze Virtuoso

Neighborhood: Saint-Laurent

Sharon is a sculptor who works with bronze and stone in a classic style with remarkable elegance. The sensuality and life she transmits through her creations bring Sharon to the ranks of the truly exceptional.

Contemplation – 2500 CAD

Contemplation, bronze, 9 x 4 x 4 (inches), 1987 by Sharon Cheney

Bear on and Floating Ice – 135 CAD

Bear on and Floating Ice, soapstone, 5 x 4 x 6 (inches), 1987 by Sharon Cheney

Anne-Julie Hynes: The Unclassifiable

Neighborhood: Villeray

Anne-Julie Hynes is a prolific, multi-disciplinary artist. The originality of her work is matched only by their artistic quality. It’s evidenced by these paintings done on paper she made herself.

Studio de Rodin – 300 CAD

Studio de Rodin, Écoline on handmade paper by the artist from sugar cane and cardboard, 11 x 12 (inches) by Anne-Julie Hynes

Orphée et les Ménades – 190 CAD

Orphée et les Ménades – Rodin, Écoline on handmade paper by the artist from sugar cane and cardboard, 10 x 6 (inches) by Anne-Julie Hynes

Daniel Lalonde: Supraterrestrials territories

Neighborhood: Le Plateau

Daniel Lalonde is a multidisciplinary artist currently exhibiting landscape paintings on ArtWe that can be described as supraterrestrials. From our perspective, his “territories” evoke the power of primary elements: water, earth, and wind. Through a singular artistic universe, it’s like a return to earth’s basics.

Territoire 7 – 1100 CAD

Territoire 7, acrylic on canvas, 76 x 91 x 04 (cm), 2013 by Daniel Lalonde

Territoire 22 – 600 CAD

Territoire 22, acrylic on wood, 61 x 76 x 4 (cm), 2014 by Daniel Lalonde

Discover all our works in the Montreal region at montreal.artwe.online.

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Artwe Team

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