Pierre Heyvaert moved to Quebec in 1957. He represented Canada at the 1965 Forma Viva International Sculpture Symposium in Kostanjevica…
The son of a marble carver, George W. Hill learned the craft of stonemasonry through working in his father’s studio….
Claire Hogenkamp moved to Canada in 1946. She worked as a teacher in the 1960s and participated in several exhibitions…
Daniel Hogue is a teacher, graphic designer, illustrator and artist. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in 2D/graphic design (1976) from…
However brief his career, François Houdé established himself as a master of glass art, producing an internationally recognized body of…
From 1962 to 1964, Gaëtan Hovington studied wood carving at Jean-Julien Bourgault‘s École de sculpture in Saint-Jean-Port-Joli. He opened a studio-boutique…
Multidisciplinary artist Jacques Hudon completed university studies in art and graphic design. He has held a number of solo exhibitions,…
Self-taught sculptor Jacques Huet worked in a range of mediums such as wood, aluminum, bronze and Plexiglas. A contemporary of…