Artists
Mach Artworks is proud to feature many local Winnipeg and other Canadian artists. Some of our artists are:
Debbie Brand
Debbie creates a wide range of ceramics, including cherubs, platters, candleholders, flower-of-the-month birthday gift items, an extensive line of crocus tourist items (Manitoba's flower), inukshuks, polar bears, wolves, loons and many other collectible animal figurines and salt & pepper shaker sets.
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Lisa Horne
Lisa's 'wall art' decorates many homes and commercial spaces in Winnipeg and beyond! Her mirrors and other decorative pieces are focal points in any room and can be created to match your decor. Give us photos of your room, tell us what your colour scheme is and Lisa will design a piece for you. Anything is possible with Lisa! After all, it is art --- one of a kind!
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Susan Gurman
Susan has been a potter since 1986. Growing up on a small farm in Manitoba, Susan has always had an affinity with the earth, animals and prairie skies. This is reflected in Susan's pottery, which is extensive. Currently, Mach Artworks carries nine different patterns. When Susan is not working in her home-based studio, she can be found roaming the prairies with three gentle white giants - her three Great White Pyrenees. Susan uses a potters wheel, a down-draft kiln which produces microwave and dishwasher safe pottery. Susan only uses lead-free glazes. Each piece is unique and one-of-a-kind. Dinnerware sets and many accessory pieces are available in Susan's lines, created for a lifetime of use.
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Murray Watson
A local carver whose main medium is butternut wood, Murray carves delightful native animal pieces - come in and see!
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Shelly Behr
Shelly, a local artist, draws intricate scenes and native animals in ink on birch bark.
Monika Hansen
Monika captures the essence of Winnipeg and the prairies in her delightful watercolors. Her scenes seem like somewhere you have been before and her flowers appear to move before your eyes. We offer originals, prints and art cards in all sizes.
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Dolores Clark
Dolores' medium is stained glass. Some of her beautiful creations include angels and inukshuks. She also dries crocuses and other Manitoba flowers and preserves them between beautiful pieces of glass.
Kevin Kodak, Dick Turnbull, Rick Harman, Andre Aubin
We feature several more amazing stained glass artists whose work should be seen in person to be fully appreciated. Pieces by all of these talented local artists are currently available in-store.
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Anne McLellan
Anne McLellan, from Regina, is one of the most respected potters in Saskatchewan. She obtained a degree in Chemistry in order to learn how to make her own glazes from scratch. Her colors and vast array of patterns are unique to Anne. She teaches and has a huge clientele base. Her shapes include bowls, platters, mugs, vases, wall art, plates, cream and sugars, whimsical shapes and figures and much more.
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