Calgary’s busiest stage arts documentarian shares captivating images from the 2022-2023 theatre season, capturing the grandeur of live performances.

Scott Clark’s illustration, one in a series inspired by Gertrude Stein, marked the very first time he was able to openly create art with an LGBTQ theme.

Artist Mae Logullo’s in-progress painting, The sacred things, captures childhood nostalgia through the familiar traditional Chinese tea cups and dinner bowls, bringing back memories of shared eating rituals and moments in Chinese culture.

Linnea Martina’s watercolour painting of the iconic Banff Avenue captures the breathtaking streetscape and its picturesque backdrop during the stillness of an evening snowfall.

Moe Bader is a local visual artist exploring a broad range of styles and mediums including watercolour, acrylic painting and most recently soapstone sculpting and casting. He enjoys using vibrant colours to bring out emotional responses and is inspired by the mountains, beautiful landscapes, Canadian wildlife and people.

Artist Julya Hajnoczky documents the ecosystem, providing a glimpse of the things that live and grow together, especially the tiny things that often go unnoticed, and the deep connections that sustain them.

Local mixed media and collage artist Claudia Lorenz is inspired by themes of home, memories from childhood, feelings of belonging and melancholy. Here she gives us insight into her art making process.