Artist Achilles Kouamé is winner of FIMA's 2009 Raymond Furlotte Visual Arts award.
Many of his works depict village scenes from his native Cote D'Ivoire. Some of his more recent
works depicts typical Montreal street scenes - of people waiting for the bus or Metro.
Painter Marie-Claude Marquis reveals an alter-ego in this self-portrait.
Bruno Lavoie of Atelier l'Atelier Koko-Moko is dedicated to making great art from recycled materials.
"This is absurd.......i love absurdity....and perception......absurd perceptions....
I love having no sense but pretending that i do......."
- Patrick
Tanya Torossian with one of her sultry creations.
Jo-Annie Larue
Guy Lapierre draws on images of the mythical and fantasy world in his art.
Danyelle Bachand's larger-than-life portraits show the range of human emotions.
Jeanette Obbink's paintings depict the pristine landscape of the Great Lakes.
Josiane Vedrine
Artist Véronique PERRON with her dog and amoung many other wonderful and more whimsical creatures.
Daniel Erban finds inspiration from dark corners of the unconscious mind for his visually captivating work.
Yvon Goulet's large and loud acrylic paintings are painted on recycled Bloc Québécois elections signs.
Maguy Carpentier was the Grand Prize winner of the show. She mixes photos, ink and paint in her works that draw on reminiscences and family history.
Pierre Laurier Lamarche whose works speak of time, of waiting, the hope of survival, all accompanied by blue bowls of water.
Richard Ancheta with of few of his less domestic cats.
Patricia Bellerose cannot pass up a good scene.
Simon Dutil-Paquette "Goûter avec l'esprit - Acrylic, cheese and resin on wood"
