Meet Our Previous Art & Artists
Meet your past art installations in this space (Newest at the top).  Read a profile on the artist.  Commission a piece by reaching out to them.  
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Check back in this virtually space each month to see what is installed and swing by to check it out.
Boys _n Cr_s_s
​Image on Flag
Augustus & Dellas Wreikkinen
We have installed a new art exhibit “Boys _n Cr_s_s”.  This piece was inspired in part by Warren Farrell and John Gray’s book - The Boy Crisis.  It is a thick book.  In parts, it explorers how boys/men are being left behind.  More men are quietly dropping out of life.  Lost boys are more likely to hurt themselves and in extreme cases hurt others.  It explores how much this impacts everyone.  It explores how to advocate for boy/men without taking away from others.  Boys are being quietly left behind.  We do need to create spaces that inspire our boys to participate in their potential.​

Proud of my son who has been audio booking and discussing “The Boy Crisis” with me.  Augustus helped me to draft the Crisis Campaign Flag on display.  My son and I stand up for the Boys is Crisis.  Will you have us stand alone?

If anyone wants to book club this - drop me a message.  welcome@MontageInMotion.com  
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Pledge or Donation to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com

​Current Highest Donation/Bid $100
​Bidding open till October 1st, 2023
​Donation to be made to Movember https://ca.movember.com
Be Yourself
Paul Sims
Paul Sims created this sculpture on his GlowForge.  This is the second time Paul has donated to the 127th Garden Gallery.  Thank you for your continued support of our communities - you are. a rock star.

Paul has chosen to benefit the ChewProject https://chewprojectyeg.org/about  

Paul Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fiddleheadcustomforge/

​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Current Bid $0
​Bidding open till July 31st, 2023
​Donation to be made to the ChewProject https://chewprojectyeg.org/about  
Is Water the New Small Pox?
Rebecca, Augustus & Dellas Wreikkinen
Some art is suppose to make us feel warm and cozy.  Some art is intended to be resented.  This is the first protest art to be installed in our Lil' Garden Gallery @ 12117 127th Street NW - Edmonton. 

Hoping this art makes you uncomfortable and you hate it.  Uncomfortable enough to act or react.  Pondering do we provide more clean water outside of Canada than within.  Organizations within Canada's Geo provide fresh water to communities in need.  While peoples in our Geo go without.  It is within our boarders to give.  It is within our expertise to provide - however it is not within our shared political fabric to respond.  Choose generous or genocide!  Inaction is a choice!  
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Current Bid $100
​All Proceeds will be Donated to any charity supporting Water Projects within First Nations
  
Liam Thomas
Paint on Board
Liam Thomas is a local artist who has been secretly beautifying our neighbourhood.  You may have noticed or will start noticing over the last few years Liam has been placing his art in our neighbourhood.  I have found art tacked to telephone poles and other locations in our community.

In the Artists own words: I am a local artist who was told about your art board and have been meaning to reach out for some time. I put up art onto power poles, public bollards, the occasional back of a bench. I had attempted putting art into the Free Little Libraries but found children destroying those pieces and leaving debris on the ground, so I have not done that since. I pick up pieces off the ground and repost them elsewhere or take them home for repurposing/putting up on my walls; people are welcome to remove the art from power poles to keep but I do not endorse leaving them on the ground. I put up art in order to inspire joy in my neighbours and myself, to make the world a little less dreary.

I also sell art but making it and putting it into the world is more important than the money for me. If you would like some pieces to keep or to put up for auction for a charity, I would be happy to give them to you for nothing. Also if you have any feedback on my art / how I post it I would be happy to hear it; I receive very little positive or negative feedback. I’m autistic, don’t really use social media and don’t go outside too much. I hope to engage in behaviour that is healthy for me and my community, to pursue the good even if my approach is uncommon.

My art: https://imgur.com/user/PointCuration/posts
My store: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/PointCuration?coupon=ALBERTA

Swing by and check them out: 12117 127th Street NW.  Edmonton.
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Current Bid $0
​All Proceeds will be Donated to Edmonton Food Bank
  
Liam Thomas
Paint on Board Dual Sided
Liam Thomas is a local artist who has been secretly beautifying our neighbourhood.  You may have noticed or will start noticing over the last few years Liam has been placing his art in our neighbourhood.  I have found art tacked to telephone poles and other locations in our community.

In the Artists own words: I am a local artist who was told about your art board and have been meaning to reach out for some time. I put up art onto power poles, public bollards, the occasional back of a bench. I had attempted putting art into the Free Little Libraries but found children destroying those pieces and leaving debris on the ground, so I have not done that since. I pick up pieces off the ground and repost them elsewhere or take them home for repurposing/putting up on my walls; people are welcome to remove the art from power poles to keep but I do not endorse leaving them on the ground. I put up art in order to inspire joy in my neighbours and myself, to make the world a little less dreary.

I also sell art but making it and putting it into the world is more important than the money for me. If you would like some pieces to keep or to put up for auction for a charity, I would be happy to give them to you for nothing. Also if you have any feedback on my art / how I post it I would be happy to hear it; I receive very little positive or negative feedback. I’m autistic, don’t really use social media and don’t go outside too much. I hope to engage in behaviour that is healthy for me and my community, to pursue the good even if my approach is uncommon.

My art: https://imgur.com/user/PointCuration/posts
My store: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/PointCuration?coupon=ALBERTA

Swing by and check them out: 12117 127th Street NW.  Edmonton.
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Current Bid $0
​All Proceeds will be Donated to Edmonton Food Bank
  
Liam Thomas
Paint on Board
Liam Thomas is a local artist who has been secretly beautifying our neighbourhood.  You may have noticed or will start noticing over the last few years Liam has been placing his art in our neighbourhood.  I have found art tacked to telephone poles and other locations in our community.

In the Artists own words: I am a local artist who was told about your art board and have been meaning to reach out for some time. I put up art onto power poles, public bollards, the occasional back of a bench. I had attempted putting art into the Free Little Libraries but found children destroying those pieces and leaving debris on the ground, so I have not done that since. I pick up pieces off the ground and repost them elsewhere or take them home for repurposing/putting up on my walls; people are welcome to remove the art from power poles to keep but I do not endorse leaving them on the ground. I put up art in order to inspire joy in my neighbours and myself, to make the world a little less dreary.

I also sell art but making it and putting it into the world is more important than the money for me. If you would like some pieces to keep or to put up for auction for a charity, I would be happy to give them to you for nothing. Also if you have any feedback on my art / how I post it I would be happy to hear it; I receive very little positive or negative feedback. I’m autistic, don’t really use social media and don’t go outside too much. I hope to engage in behaviour that is healthy for me and my community, to pursue the good even if my approach is uncommon.

My art: https://imgur.com/user/PointCuration/posts
My store: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/PointCuration?coupon=ALBERTA
Raised $25 for Edmonton Food Bank
  
Liam Thomas
Paint on Board
Liam Thomas is a local artist who has been secretly beautifying our neighbourhood.  You may have noticed or will start noticing over the last few years Liam has been placing his art in our neighbourhood.  I have found art tacked to telephone poles and other locations in our community.

In the Artists own words: I am a local artist who was told about your art board and have been meaning to reach out for some time. I put up art onto power poles, public bollards, the occasional back of a bench. I had attempted putting art into the Free Little Libraries but found children destroying those pieces and leaving debris on the ground, so I have not done that since. I pick up pieces off the ground and repost them elsewhere or take them home for repurposing/putting up on my walls; people are welcome to remove the art from power poles to keep but I do not endorse leaving them on the ground. I put up art in order to inspire joy in my neighbours and myself, to make the world a little less dreary.

I also sell art but making it and putting it into the world is more important than the money for me. If you would like some pieces to keep or to put up for auction for a charity, I would be happy to give them to you for nothing. Also if you have any feedback on my art / how I post it I would be happy to hear it; I receive very little positive or negative feedback. I’m autistic, don’t really use social media and don’t go outside too much. I hope to engage in behaviour that is healthy for me and my community, to pursue the good even if my approach is uncommon.

My art: https://imgur.com/user/PointCuration/posts
My store: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/PointCuration?coupon=ALBERTA
Raised $25 for Edmonton Food Bank
  
https://150acts.weebly.com
Posters on Paper and Framed
In the spirit of reconciliation we are updating our Garden Gallery with two posters we ordered from https://150acts.weebly.com

These posters express 150 Acts of Reconciliation. We encourage anyone to come by and check them out: 12117 127th Street NW - Edmonton.

After installing the posters my son and I read all the 150 acts to each other. We are committing as a family to check an item or two each month on this list. We encourage our community to do the same. If you love the posters as much as we do order them from the site - proceeds go to a Scholarship for Indigenous Students at the University of Alberta.

Or choose to bid on our displayed posters which will be awarded to the highest bidder on August 1st, 2022. All proceeds will be donated to the GWIIZII TS'ÀT GWITÀATSÀH (WE WILL MAKE IT BETTER AWARD) Scholarship Fund.
Current Bid $90 for #150Acts
​All Proceeds will be Donated through  https://150acts.weebly.com
  
Trees in Forest by Our Community
Paint on Canvas
Artist: Community Mural Lead by Connie Kulhavy
Connie Kulhavy as inspiration Metis Knowledge Keeper and Artist came by to guide us on making a community mural that is now on display till August 1st, 2022.  While we all crafted together Connie shared knowledge from her Metis roots.  Thank you for sharing your time and energy and contributing this art to be auctioned in support of https://winhouse.org.

Connie’s Social
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/connie.kulhavy.
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=feel%20good%20medicine
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kulhavyconnie/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/metis_connie
Raised $50 for Winhouse
​All Proceeds will be Donated to https://winhouse.org  
Ukrainian Flag - We Love you Ukraine
Ukraine Flag
We support the Ukraine from a far.  We love you Ukraine.  Glory to Ukraine.

Whatever we call the events in Ukraine: a War, Invasion, Operation - most will agree it is an atrocity.  
Raised $120 for Ukrainian Humanitarian Aid Program
Display Period: April 6th, 2022 - May 31st, 2022
Anirniq by Cheyenne
​Mixed media: woods, veneers, beads, soapstone, bone, rope, hide, paint, stain and wood burning.
Artist: Cheyenne Omeosoo
Cheyenne chose to create a custom piece for our Garden Gallery.  The piece is named after the new ward in which our Garden Gallery resides - Anirniq (Breath of Life).  We are humbled by his generous spirit and consideration.

The piece is mixed media and is a depiction of Sentry Island along the Hudsons Bay.  We see an Inuit Man singing Breath of Life in syllabics.  If you look to the sky you may find the little dipper.  

Chey has created many other landscape pieces of sacred places in Alberta and beyond.  He is self taught in history, land, language, wood working and First Nations Astronomy.  He fuses all of these with his own unique creativity.

Lapatak Artisans and Designs
email: chey.omeosoo@lapatakdesigns.ca
Not Accepting Bids on the Piece​​
Display Period: January 26th, 2022 - March 31st, 2022
Health Care Heros by Paul
Wood Sculpture made with GlowForge
Artist: Paul Sims
Paul produces his own graphic designs on a GlowForge.  Paul choose to donate this work to our Garden Gallery for a permeant exhibit for our Garden Gallery.  Thank you Paul for this piece  and showing your support for our HealthCare Heros.  

​Check out Paul's other works virtually: https://www.facebook.com/FiddleheadCustomForge/
Piece is on Permeant Exhibit and not open for Bids
Health Care Heros Coloured by Paul
Wood Sculpture made with GlowForge
Artist: Paul Sims
Paul produces his own graphic designs on a GlowForge.  Paul choose to donate this work to benefit Our Local Health Care Heros through a campaign the University Hospital Foundation is running: Gifts of Gratitude

"Gifts of Gratitude was created for our frontline workers who have persevered in the face of unprecedented challenges, and gives community members a unique way to show their appreciation to both the frontline workers and their families. Each Gift of Gratitude will feature items such as gift cards and experiences all aimed at helping the frontline workers and their families feel the appreciation of the community and the joy of the season. Meals, event tickets, experiences, coffee and other locally-sourced items are all part of the Gifts of Gratitude. Once you make your purchase, we will do the rest including delivery to our frontline workers."

​Check out Paul's other works virtually: https://www.facebook.com/FiddleheadCustomForge/
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $50 for our Health Care Heros
​​Display Period: November 12th, 2021 - January 20th, 2022 (Silent Auction Ends January 20th, 2022 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds go to Health Care Heros: https://givetouhf.ca/festival-of-trees/​
​Rainbow Feather by Paul
Wood Sculpture made with GlowForge
Artist: Paul Sims
Paul produces his own graphic designs on a GlowForge.  Paul choose to donate this work to benefit the Edmonton Native Healing Centre.​

​Check out Paul's other works virtually: https://www.facebook.com/FiddleheadCustomForge/
Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $30 for Edmonton Native Healing Centre
​​Display Period: November 12th, 2021 - January 20th, 2022 (Silent Auction Ends January 20th, 2022 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds go to Edmonton Native Healing Centre http://e-nhc.or  
Every Child Matters by Paul
​Wood Sculpture made with GlowForge
Artist: Paul Sims
Paul produces his own graphic designs on a GlowForge.  Paul choose to donate this work to benefit the Edmonton Native Healing Centre.​

​Check out Paul's other works virtually: https://www.facebook.com/FiddleheadCustomForge/
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $30 for Edmonton Native Healing Centre
​​​Display Period: November 12th, 2021 - January 20th, 2022 (Silent Auction Ends January 20th, 2022 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds go to Edmonton Native Healing Centre http://e-nhc.org  
Metis Flag by Paul
​Wood Sculpture made with GlowForge
Artist: Paul Sims
Paul produces his own graphic designs on a GlowForge.  Paul choose to donate this work to benefit the Edmonton Native Healing Centre.

Check out Paul's other works virtually: https://www.facebook.com/FiddleheadCustomForge/
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $30 for Edmonton Native Healing Centre
​​Display Period: November 12th, 2021 - January 20th, 2022 (Silent Auction Ends January 20th, 2022 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds go to Edmonton Native Healing Centre http://e-nhc.org  
Yellow & Red Flowers by Nicole
​Mixed media: Whitefish Scales & Porcupine Quill

This is an authentic Canadain Native product, handmade and designed in the traditional of Canada's First People 
Artist: Nicole Batog
Nicole has created many pieces of Traditional Native Art after following her roots by participating in and teaching programs offered by Portage College in Lac La Biche, Alberta. The three pieces chosen are of a collection she made in 1986. To create traditional pieces like these, the majority of the materials were locally sourced in or nearby Calling Lake, Alberta. The fish scales and porcupine quills were then dyed to create the custom colours. 

The Lil' Red Dress Project  is Nicole's chosen recipient of any donations made during the auction of these art pieces. And, the purpose of choosing them is to raise awareness of the “MMIWG2S” (The meaning of the abbreviation is, "Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, Girls and 2 Spirited People'') who have been taken and/or murdered in Canada. In her words, “It has always been my feeling that the women, girls and 2 spirited people of this country have been under valued or under-recognized, so by supporting Lil' Red Dress Project, I support that all women deserve to be noticed and to be brought home respectively.” According to an article published by CTV on May 5, 2021, The RCMP stated, "there are nearly 1,200 missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada, though it’s believed the number could be much higher."

In addition to the instalment of these pieces, Omni Wreikkinen (5) has chosen to publicly display her red dress to show support and help raise awareness. 

While it is clear there has been ample historical trauma associated with Indigenous people, it is my hope that we leave behind a legacy of historical healing and reconciliation. 

Source: https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/indigenous-groups-in-canada-mark-red-dress-day-raising-awareness-of-mmiwg-1.5416170
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $30 for Lil' Red Press Society
​​Display Period: September 20th, 2021 - October 25th, 2021 (Silent Auction Ends October 25th, 2021 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds will be Donated to Lil' Red Dress Project https://lilreddressproject.ca  
Orange Flowers by Nicole
​Mixed media: Whitefish Scales & Porcupine Quill

This is an authentic Canadain Native product, handmade and designed in the traditional of Canada's First People 
Artist: Nicole Batog
Nicole has created many pieces of Traditional Native Art after following her roots by participating in and teaching programs offered by Portage College in Lac La Biche, Alberta. The three pieces chosen are of a collection she made in 1986. To create traditional pieces like these, the majority of the materials were locally sourced in or nearby Calling Lake, Alberta. The fish scales and porcupine quills were then dyed to create the custom colours. 

The Lil' Red Dress Project  is Nicole's chosen recipient of any donations made during the auction of these art pieces. And, the purpose of choosing them is to raise awareness of the “MMIWG2S” (The meaning of the abbreviation is, "Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, Girls and 2 Spirited People'') who have been taken and/or murdered in Canada. In her words, “It has always been my feeling that the women, girls and 2 spirited people of this country have been under valued or under-recognized, so by supporting Lil' Red Dress Project, I support that all women deserve to be noticed and to be brought home respectively.” According to an article published by CTV on May 5, 2021, The RCMP stated, "there are nearly 1,200 missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada, though it’s believed the number could be much higher."

In addition to the instalment of these pieces, Omni Wreikkinen (5) has chosen to publicly display her red dress to show support and help raise awareness. 

While it is clear there has been ample historical trauma associated with Indigenous people, it is my hope that we leave behind a legacy of historical healing and reconciliation. 

Source: https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/indigenous-groups-in-canada-mark-red-dress-day-raising-awareness-of-mmiwg-1.5416170
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $30 for Lil' Red Press Society
​​​Display Period: September 20th, 2021 - October 25th, 2021 (Silent Auction Ends October 25th, 2021 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds will be Donated to Lil' Red Dress Project https://lilreddressproject.ca  
Yellow Flowers by Nicole
​Mixed media: Whitefish Scales & Porcupine Quill

This is an authentic Canadain Native product, handmade and designed in the traditional of Canada's First People 
Artist: Nicole Batog
Nicole has created many pieces of Traditional Native Art after following her roots by participating in and teaching programs offered by Portage College in Lac La Biche, Alberta. The three pieces chosen are of a collection she made in 1986. To create traditional pieces like these, the majority of the materials were locally sourced in or nearby Calling Lake, Alberta. The fish scales and porcupine quills were then dyed to create the custom colours. 

The Lil' Red Dress Project  is Nicole's chosen recipient of any donations made during the auction of these art pieces. And, the purpose of choosing them is to raise awareness of the “MMIWG2S” (The meaning of the abbreviation is, "Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women, Girls and 2 Spirited People'') who have been taken and/or murdered in Canada. In her words, “It has always been my feeling that the women, girls and 2 spirited people of this country have been under valued or under-recognized, so by supporting Lil' Red Dress Project, I support that all women deserve to be noticed and to be brought home respectively.” According to an article published by CTV on May 5, 2021, The RCMP stated, "there are nearly 1,200 missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada, though it’s believed the number could be much higher."

In addition to the instalment of these pieces, Omni Wreikkinen (5) has chosen to publicly display her red dress to show support and help raise awareness. 

While it is clear there has been ample historical trauma associated with Indigenous people, it is my hope that we leave behind a legacy of historical healing and reconciliation. 

Source: https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/indigenous-groups-in-canada-mark-red-dress-day-raising-awareness-of-mmiwg-1.5416170
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $30 for Lil' Red Press Society​​
​Display Period: September 20th, 2021 - October 25th, 2021 (Silent Auction Ends October 25th, 2021 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds will be Donated to Lil' Red Dress Project https://lilreddressproject.ca  
Watch the Wolf Pack Get Created by Jasmine
Wolf Pack by Jasmine
​Digital Printed on Canvas
Artist: Jasmine Do
Jasmine is a talented digital artist.  She is talented in the digital realm and able to create in a digital medium.  An interesting as mesmerizing side piece is the creation videos - watching her craft the levels of a piece is fascinating. 

Since we choose to benefit the Stollery (Children's Hospital), I wanted to draw something depicting children and feeling strong. The animals chosen are all believed in Asian culture to symbolize different things but the one thing turtles, wolves and lions have in common is that they all symbolize protection.

email: cookiedoillustrations@hotmail.com
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $40 for Stollery Children's Hospital
​​Display Period: August 16th, 2021 - September 19th, 2021 (Silent Auction Ends September 19th, 2021 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds will be Donated to Stollery Children's Hospital
Watch the Turtle Dance Get Created by Jasmine
Turtle Dance by Jasmine
​Digital Printed on Canvas
Artist: Jasmine Do
Jasmine is a talented digital artist.  She is talented in the digital realm and able to create in a digital medium.  An interesting as mesmerizing side piece is the creation videos - watching her craft the levels of a piece is fascinating. 

Since we choose to benefit the Stollery (Children's Hospital), I wanted to draw something depicting children and feeling strong. The animals chosen are all believed in Asian culture to symbolize different things but the one thing turtles, wolves and lions have in common is that they all symbolize protection.

email: cookiedoillustrations@hotmail.com
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $80 for Stollery Children's Hospital
​​Display Period: August 16th, 2021 - September 19th, 2021 (Silent Auction Ends September 19th, 2021 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds will be Donated to Stollery Children's Hospital
Watch the Lion Pride Get Created by Jasmine
Lion Pride by Jasmine
​Digital Printed on Canvas
Artist: Jasmine Do
Jasmine is a talented digital artist.  She is talented in the digital realm and able to create in a digital medium.  An interesting as mesmerizing side piece is the creation videos - watching her craft the levels of a piece is fascinating. 

Since we choose to benefit the Stollery (Children's Hospital), I wanted to draw something depicting children and feeling strong. The animals chosen are all believed in Asian culture to symbolize different things but the one thing turtles, wolves and lions have in common is that they all symbolize protection.

email: cookiedoillustrations@hotmail.com
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $20 for Stollery Children's Hospital
​​​Display Period: August 16th, 2021 - September 19th, 2021 (Silent Auction Ends September 19th, 2021 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds will be Donated to Stollery Children's Hospital
Owl by Kaylee Ross
​Paint on Canvas​
Artist: Kaylee Ross
Kaylee Rose, the owner of Kay Rose Creative, is a full-time Edmonton artist who re-ignited her painting passion 5 years ago once she started teaching painting around Alberta. She has taught over 10,000 people and has her art in over 30,000 homes all over the United States and Canada. Kaylee graduated from MacEwan University for Graphic Design and Photography. She went from being a full-time commercial photographer for five years to a full-time animal acrylic painter. She is grateful for her creative University background as she plays with mixing graphic design, photography, illustration, and photo manipulation daily for her art. Inspired by escapism into a world of color and comfort, her goal is to inspire others to tap into their creative and carefree mindset. Since the pandemic she finds joy teaching others to paint online for free, creating murals, painting clients pet portraiture, and trying several evolving and different art forms. 

These pieces are created to bring joy and fill up a room with color, upon purchasing these items you will be excited to know that all the proceeds will be going to support our local community, so decorate your home with a little extra rainbow magic while knowing that this piece has also changed lives for the better!  

Website:www.kayrose.ca
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $60 for Edmonton Food Bank
​​Display Period: July 15th, 2021 - August 15th, 2021 (Silent Auction Ends August 15th, 2021 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds will be Donated to Food Bank
Summer by Kaylee Ross
​Paint on Canvas​
Artist: Kaylee Ross
Kaylee Rose, the owner of Kay Rose Creative, is a full-time Edmonton artist who re-ignited her painting passion 5 years ago once she started teaching painting around Alberta. She has taught over 10,000 people and has her art in over 30,000 homes all over the United States and Canada. Kaylee graduated from MacEwan University for Graphic Design and Photography. She went from being a full-time commercial photographer for five years to a full-time animal acrylic painter. She is grateful for her creative University background as she plays with mixing graphic design, photography, illustration, and photo manipulation daily for her art. Inspired by escapism into a world of color and comfort, her goal is to inspire others to tap into their creative and carefree mindset. Since the pandemic she finds joy teaching others to paint online for free, creating murals, painting clients pet portraiture, and trying several evolving and different art forms. 

These pieces are created to bring joy and fill up a room with color, upon purchasing these items you will be excited to know that all the proceeds will be going to support our local community, so decorate your home with a little extra rainbow magic while knowing that this piece has also changed lives for the better!  

Website:www.kayrose.ca
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $20 for Edmonton Food Bank
​​​​Display Period: July 15th, 2021 - August 15th, 2021 (Silent Auction Begins July 16th, 2021 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds will be Donated to Food Bank
Winter by Kaylee Ross
​Paint on Canvas​
Artist: Kaylee Ross
Kaylee Rose, the owner of Kay Rose Creative, is a full-time Edmonton artist who re-ignited her painting passion 5 years ago once she started teaching painting around Alberta. She has taught over 10,000 people and has her art in over 30,000 homes all over the United States and Canada. Kaylee graduated from MacEwan University for Graphic Design and Photography. She went from being a full-time commercial photographer for five years to a full-time animal acrylic painter. She is grateful for her creative University background as she plays with mixing graphic design, photography, illustration, and photo manipulation daily for her art. Inspired by escapism into a world of color and comfort, her goal is to inspire others to tap into their creative and carefree mindset. Since the pandemic she finds joy teaching others to paint online for free, creating murals, painting clients pet portraiture, and trying several evolving and different art forms. 

These pieces are created to bring joy and fill up a room with color, upon purchasing these items you will be excited to know that all the proceeds will be going to support our local community, so decorate your home with a little extra rainbow magic while knowing that this piece has also changed lives for the better!  

Website:www.kayrose.ca
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $20 for Edmonton Food Bank
Display Period: June 10th, 2021 - August 15th, 2021 (Silent Auction closes August 15th, 2021 @ Midnight)
​​All Proceeds will be Donated to Food Bank
In the Rain by Kaylee Ross
​Paint on Canvas​
Artist: Kaylee Ross
Kaylee Rose, the owner of Kay Rose Creative, is a full-time Edmonton artist who re-ignited her painting passion 5 years ago once she started teaching painting around Alberta. She has taught over 10,000 people and has her art in over 30,000 homes all over the United States and Canada. Kaylee graduated from MacEwan University for Graphic Design and Photography. She went from being a full-time commercial photographer for five years to a full-time animal acrylic painter. She is grateful for her creative University background as she plays with mixing graphic design, photography, illustration, and photo manipulation daily for her art. Inspired by escapism into a world of color and comfort, her goal is to inspire others to tap into their creative and carefree mindset. Since the pandemic she finds joy teaching others to paint online for free, creating murals, painting clients pet portraiture, and trying several evolving and different art forms. 

These pieces are created to bring joy and fill up a room with color, upon purchasing these items you will be excited to know that all the proceeds will be going to support our local community, so decorate your home with a little extra rainbow magic while knowing that this piece has also changed lives for the better!  

Website:www.kayrose.ca
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised $100 for Edmonton Food Bank
Display Period: June 10th, 2021 - July 15th, 2021 (Silent Auction closes July 15th, 2021 @ Midnight)
​​All Proceeds will be Donated to Food Bank
Birds by Kaylee Ross
​Paint on Canvas​
Artist: Kaylee Ross
Kaylee Rose, the owner of Kay Rose Creative, is a full-time Edmonton artist who re-ignited her painting passion 5 years ago once she started teaching painting around Alberta. She has taught over 10,000 people and has her art in over 30,000 homes all over the United States and Canada. Kaylee graduated from MacEwan University for Graphic Design and Photography. She went from being a full-time commercial photographer for five years to a full-time animal acrylic painter. She is grateful for her creative University background as she plays with mixing graphic design, photography, illustration, and photo manipulation daily for her art. Inspired by escapism into a world of color and comfort, her goal is to inspire others to tap into their creative and carefree mindset. Since the pandemic she finds joy teaching others to paint online for free, creating murals, painting clients pet portraiture, and trying several evolving and different art forms. 

These pieces are created to bring joy and fill up a room with color, upon purchasing these items you will be excited to know that all the proceeds will be going to support our local community, so decorate your home with a little extra rainbow magic while knowing that this piece has also changed lives for the better!  

Website:www.kayrose.ca
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Raised: $30 for Edmonton Food Bank
Display Period: June 10th, 2021 - July 15th, 2021 (Silent Auction closes July 15th, 2021 @ Midnight)
​All Proceeds will be Donated to Food Bank
Minion by Dellas Wreikkinen
​Photo on Canvas​
Artist: Dellas Wreikkinen
An avid traveller and adventurer - Dellas spent almost 13 years living and travelling overseas before coming back home to Alberta with his young family.  He has shot polar bears in the Arctic, lions in Africa, temples in Asia, kangaroos in Australia, and castle across Europe.

Media creation is a passion.  In his day job he is an Enterprise Trainer and further offers support covering as a Medical Photographer for the University Hospital in Edmonton.  He and his wife Rebecca shoot wedding and special events as a professional hobby.  He has been shooting video and photography for over 20 years.  He is a certified video editor, photo editor and received a diploma in photography from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT).
​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Reserve Price: $50 cdn.
]​All Proceeds will be Donated to Children Hospital
Bear in Alaska by Rebecca Wreikkinen
Photo on Canvas​
Artist: Rebecca Wreikkinen
Rebecca was born in England and immigrated when she was a child and was largely raised in Saskatoon.  In her adult life she travelled and lived in Korea and England.  Rebecca and her husband's first ever vacation was spent in Churchill to photograph and videography the Polar Bears.

She received a diploma in Photography from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT).  She has been shooting weddings and special events with her husband.  She has won accolades in photo competitions.  
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​Bid (Learn More) for this Work by emailing your Secret Bid to: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com
Reserve Price: $50 cdn.
All Proceeds will be Donated to Edmonton Food Bank

Calling All Local Artists?
Calling all muralists, photographers, painters, etc...  Every month we hope to switch out our installation to profile a new local artist's work.  Are you looking for a Covid-safe way to share your work with the Edmonton community.  We are on 127th and it is a very busy road and side walk.  Raise your profile and perhaps some proceeds for you or the community.
  • Through this site we want to include a picture/profile on your art and the artist (with optional contact details).  These profiles will persist on the site going forward.  Perhaps this may lead to future commissions and raise your digital profile.
  • If another patron falls in love with your work they may choose to bid on the work to take home after .  You choose if these proceeds are paid to you in it's entirely (we take no commission) or donate the proceeds to a local charity.
  • We will take efforts to protect your work from damage, graffiti and theft.  This being an Outdoor Venue running in the winter and spring - you will have to accept that your work may potentially face damage from the elements or risk damage from graffiti or may be stolen.
Interested in finding our more email: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com

Inspired to Build Your Own Little Gallery?
Are you inspired to build your own Open Air Gallery?  Together let's build a movement to rival small libraries with the next all year round Festival of Lights phenom across Edmonton - supporting local art and giving our community a beautiful shared space during an Era of Covid.  

Need help getting started?  Want to share this virtual space to promote out your Open Air Gallery and/or your artists?  Want to link up with us to offer our shared community experience offering a guide tour of our shared City Wide gallery space?

We would love to see people biking between locations this Summer.  Who's next to offer a Garden Gallery in their yard.
Questions, Comments or Concerns: Welcome@MontageInMotion.com

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