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Rhys Douglas Farrell is an emerging artist living and working in Calgary, Alberta. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts with distinction (major in Painting & Drawing) from the Alberta University of the Arts in the spring of 2016. He was signed with the Herringer Kiss Gallery in 2015 and his first solo show was named by Canadian Art Magazine as a “Must See”. Farrell has completed a number of public art projects with the Telus Spark Science Center, Beltline Urban Mural Project, the City of Calgary and a number of private commissions. His work has been aggressively collected by private and corporate collections alike and he recently completed three international residencies with Pinea & Linea De Costa A.I.R program in Spain, Graniti Murales in Sicily and the TARP Program in Kuala Lumpur with Taksu Gallery. Farrell is the recipient of the 2019 Alumni Horizon Award from AUArts.

Cory Bugden is a Canadian illustrator based out of Calgary, Alberta. Originally a graphic designer for an agency that served clients like Oakley, Speedo and Red Bull, Cory decided to further his artistic capabilities at the Alberta University of the Arts in 2016, completing his degree in 2020. Cory uses bright colours with a fun and whimsical illustration style that can force a smile on anyone's face. In the future, he’d like to become a studio-owner, creative director, children's book illustrator and amateur freestyle rapper.

Sarah Lamoureux is an information designer, public joy creator and artist who resides in Mohkinstsis (Calgary). By day, Sarah works as a designer and idea generator for a local business and consults on how to make graphic design a bit more accessible for all human beings.

By night (and on most weekends), Sarah creates paintings inspired by the prairies and the secrets possessed by those big, open skies. She is also a seasoned muralist, working with her partner in life and in art, Cory Bugden, to transform spaces with larger-than-life creations.

Billie Rae Busby is an award-winning contemporary visual artist who creates abstract paintings of the Canadian landscape. Her paintings evoke wonder and possibility by depicting mood, memory, movement, connection and time.

Based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada since 1999, she is inspired by both the complexity of urban architecture and the vast rural landscape. She strives to interpret ordinary places in a fresh, new context.

Her works are part of the prestigious art collection in Canada House in London, England. Two of her original works were designed into custom, hand-tufted carpets for the Laurier Room and Alberta Room in Canada House.

In 2021, she completed a public mural project with BUMP (Beltline Urban Mural Projects) in Calgary and an artist residency at the renowned Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. Her most recent solo exhibition are hard-edge, abstract paintings about the northern lights at the Leighton Art Centre in Fall 2022.