Since 2008, the Art in the Park program has provided artists with special access to explore Canada's national parks and then share their experience through art. Artists are chosen to encourage a balance of artistic styles and mediums, and create unique pieces of art that inspire an emotional connection and deeper understanding of Canada's national parks.

Through the combination of image, text, and experimental binding techniques in her book projects, she calls attention to landforms themselves, the need for preservation and conservation

The work represents a wide variety of birds, from the very common American Robin to the often elusive Northern Pygmy Owl.

Nature Unveiled is a celebration of untamed beauty, blending the tangible with the imagined.

Sarah is a self taught artist, living in the small northern B.C. town of Smithers. Her artistic career began in 2018, with a desire to capture some of the places she enjoyed spending time in, and quickly grew into a passion for finding ways to integrate the landscapes around her into a feeling in her art.

Illusion has always been a spark of inspiration for Mackie. The illusion of depth and dimension on a flat surface…and now the illusion of weightlessness in sculptural work. This sense of questioning reality is a significant element in this body of work, which is reflected in the curiosity of the imagery itself.