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$10,000.00

Oil on wood panel.

87x57x3"

The artwork titled « [Briser] Le plafond de verre » (Breaking the Glass Ceiling) was made in tribute to the first woman to have held the position of general manager of a pulp and paper mill in Quebec.

The composition of this heavily textured black and white oil painting is similar to that of a large broken window, the disproportionate strokes of paint reminiscent of the bark of white birch trees in the form of shards of glass.

Louis-Bernard St-Jean

$480.00

Acrylic on canvas.

20x24"

This is one of my most popular pieces called “Zulu Queen” the bantu knots hairstyle presented comes from the tribe in southern Africa called the Zulu people. The Zulu tribe is one of the largest ethic group and nation in south Africa with an estimate of 10-12 million people living mainly in the province of KwaZulu-Natal. Growing up I was always insecure about my hair because it was very thin, curly, and short. Due to those barriers mentioned before hairstyles were very limiting for me and often made me feel left out. As I got older, I started to embrace my hair and what I still could do, I became more in love with being different and unique.

Ashante Blackwood

$3,000.00

Ink on acrylic paper.

12x18"

Title: Your being & Mine…
Poem by Rumi
Lovers don’t finally meet somewhere… They are in each other all along
جان من و جان تو را هر دو به هم دوخت قضا… مولانا

Saeedeh Keshvari