Fall 2026 Art Market Artists
- Harper Bell
- Phenomerat
- Chair
- Danielle Ge
- Aine Sunderland
- Taj
- Kristina Perron
- Isabelle
- Flishy_Fix
- Charlotte Saulnier
- Sadie Levine
- Thistle
- Maryna Kruzhylina
- Kessem Vaknin
- Anne-Frédérique Tardif
- Perla Elfassi
- Esther David
- Bat Wizard
- Disgruntled Metamorphosis
- Oli Sinclare
- Taitum Loughlin
- Julien Royer
- Idris Gayowsky
- Marjorie
- Jade Lafontant
- Seth Thomas
- Maimounatou Afia Diagne
- Maelo Leduc
Harper Bell
- They / Them
- My Instagram is Garfield_Explores and I am a design student at Concordia! I sell handmade buttons, stickers, comics and zines (:
- Print;Stickers, Buttons;
- At the Event: 10am-6pm
Phenomerat
- He / Him
- Montreal-based artist Phenomerat connects to experiences and emotions that feel intangible through his multidisciplinary practice. While focusing on sustainability, Phenomerat does not limit himself, as he combines photography, painting and design while exploring humanist poetry.
- Print;Painting;mixed media pieces: collages, keychains, stickers;
- At the Event: 10am to 5pm
Chair
- She / Her
- Chair is a digital artist based in Montréal, Québec. Her work mainly features fanart from a variety of different media’s and backgrounds. While moving to Montréal, she has developed a love for transit and social cultures within the city. Her work features robot characters inspired by local transit trains.
- Print;Accessories (e.g: keychains, pins, etc.);
- At the Event:
12:00-16:00
Danielle Ge
- She / Her
- Itsy bitsy is a Montreal based small business focused on sharing whimsy and creativity through handmade products designed and made by Montreal artists. Itsy bitsy primarily sells stationery such as posters, stickers, patches and cards as well as trinkets. I use materials that I have collected in my many years as an artist and also reuse clothes that have been damaged into patches.
- Print; Stickers/ stationary / patches/ pins;
- At the Event:
10:00-6:00pm
Aine Sunderland
- They / Them
- I am a visual artist based in Montréal mainly focusing on painting, drawing and video practices. My work is mainly focused on representing the strange, surreal narratives that often go unacknowledged.
- At the Event: 3-6pm
Taj
- He / Him
- Taj D’souza Muise is a ceramic artist currently completing a BFA in Studio Arts at Concordia University in Montréal, Canada. His practice weaves cultural elements from his childhood in Indonesia with his mixed Indian-Canadian heritage. Taj explores form and figure through the materiality of clay and glaze. He is currently completing a one-year long thesis project exploring elements of Balinese hinduism and how it is manifested visually.
- Ceramics
- At the Event: 10am – 6pm
Kristina Perron
- They / Them
- Hello! My name is Kristina, and I am a Montreal-based artist. My art is inspired by my love for the outdoors. I grew up in Canada, where I spent many summers camping with my family, often collecting natural materials and drawing the scenery around me.
I mostly create landscape pieces with watercolours, gouache and ink, where I like to combine expressive linework with soft washes of colour to capture the beauty of places that I have been or imagined. I like sunsets, sunrises, beaches, the changing of seasons and love to add a whimsical touch to my work through the linework and details. - Painting;Print;Resin Jewellery of Handpainted Art
- At the Event: 10h-18h
Isabelle
- They / Them
- Isabelle is a Montreal leather worker. Their practice revolves around creating pieces that empower their community while also being mindful of sustainability. They recognize that the textile industry is very wasteful, therefore, much of their work aims to repurpose otherwise discarded materials.
- Textiles;Print
- At the Event: 10-6
Flishy_Fix
- She / Her
- Hi! I’m Sara also known as Flishy_Fix online and I’m new at selling my art and creations online and to some events around Canada! I make multiple sorts of products such as, zines, keychains, stickers, figures and much more to come. I focus on my special interest and my own stories to share with the world in hopes to make a living out of my creativity!
- Print;Sculpture;Ceramics
- At the Event: 10am – 6pm
Charlotte Saulnier
- She / Her
- At the market, she’ll present everyday objects, wall sculptures and lovable bibelots. Working from her own photographs of flowers, she reproduces botanical imagery onto her pieces using a range of techniques: wax-resist illustration that reveals raw, unglazed clay beneath the surface, hand-cut stencils of her own design, and poured glazes left to drip and pool into one-of-a-kind patterns. No two pieces are alike. Some pieces are sodium-fired porcelain from her residency at Medalta.
- Ceramics
- At the Event: 10am – 6pm
Sadie Levine
- They / Them
- Sadie is a multimedia artist currently enrolled in Studio Arts. They specialize in depicting weird, fantastical creatures and the use of bright colours. Their practise stems from mixed media drawings and they bring a painterly style to everything they create along with being inspired by their own queer and autistic experiences.
- Painting; Print; Sculpture; Textiles; drawn zines, shirts, stickers
- At the Event: 10am – 6pm
Maryna Kruzhylina
- They / Them
- I make pop culture and gothic-inspired drawings. A personal guilty pleasure of mine is to put as many colors as I can on a single piece which gives it a distinct iridescent look.
- At the Event: 10h-18h
Kessem Vaknin
- She / Her
- Kessem is a 25 year old multidisciplinary artist based in Laval. Working with graphite, coloured pencils, acrylics and varying printmaking techniques, she creates surreal environments and patterns with colourful characters born from her emotions and feelings. With over 6 years of experience of studying Fine Art at Dawson College and Painting and Drawing at Concordia University, Kessem aims to create art that expresses her lived experiences with neurodivergence and mental health.
- Painting; Print; drawing
- At the Event: 12h-18h
Anne-Frédérique Tardif
- They / Them
- Crip from the Crypt is a project that aims to share the beauty of the strange and the poetry of the unsettling. Crip from the Crypt offers high-quality prints of original artworks, stickers, linocuts, and collages exploring themes of grief, embodiment, and biology.
- Painting; Printing (linocuts)
- At the Event: 10h-18h
Esther David
- Esther David is a queer musician, drag performer and story crafter, interested in exploring topics such as sexuality, romance, trauma and the absurd. They create zines in the spirit of Heartstopper and Heated Rivalry so that queer folks can find themselves represented in corny love stories too.
- Zines
- At the Event: 10-2:30pm
Disgruntled Metamorphosis
- Disgruntled Metamorphosis is an art collective of two best friends sharing our love of art! Adorn your hair with Cat’s intricate textile ribbons and rosettes and adopt a mushroom friend from V! Among other forest critters.
- Print;Textiles;Sculpture
- At the Event: 10 am -6pm
Taitum Loughlin
- She / Her
- Hi! My name is Tait and I make jewelry and multi-media art prints! I focus on making art that is colourful and cute while also making connections to my culture and identity!
- Print;Jewelry
- At the Event: 10-6
Julien Royer
- He / Him
- Aroistar (Julien Royer/StarClown) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Montreal / tohtià:ke that specializes in sculpture and visual arts. In his studies, he is known for his sculptural installations and outside of studies, his illustration works and upcycled clothing art. Aroistar is a passion project encouraging people to “wear your art”! To let yourself shine with your authenticity and show what matters to you. Starting with accessories and small prints, the project plans to keep growing on the long-term. The idea : love yourself, be yourself and own your own life!
- Print; Textiles; Painting; Stickers
- At the Event: 10-6
Idris Gayowsky
- They / Them
- My name is Idris Gayowsky (he/they, b. 2001) and I’m from Toronto, Ontario. I’m currently completing my undergrad in Painting and Drawing at Concordia University. My work deals with the human condition, Queer and Trans identity, nostalgia and memory. I work with oil or watercolour for my paintings, and charcoal and India ink wash for my drawings. I have recently started incorporating fibers and textiles into my practice, such as embroidery and sewing.
- Painting;Print;Earrings, Pins
- At the Event: 10am – 1pm
ZettaMarge
- They / Them
- zettaMarge [they || any] is a Computation Arts student with a strong passion for pottery. Since 2017, they have been making both utility and decorative ceramic pieces, using a mix of throwing and hand-building techniques to create unique and whimsical pieces. Their art also often features various video games inspiration, from the well-known Pokemon to the indie gems like Hollow Knight.
- Ceramics
- At the Event: 13h-18h
Jade Lafontant
- She / Her
- STUDIO by K is a design and visual art studio founded by the artist Kajel. Rooted in emotion and the stories we carry, the studio explores identity, community, and growth through work that connects, provokes, and inspires. Blending art and design, STUDIO by K creates meaningful, intentional visuals, original works, and collaborative projects centred on storytelling and thoughtful messaging that spark reflection and conversation.
- Painting; Print; Textiles
- At the Event: 10am – 6pm
Seth Thomas
- He / Him
- Seth Thomas is a first year student at Concordia University. He’s from Sackville, New Brunswick, and has been selling his work there locally since he was 8 years old. One half of the small business Swamp Punk, Seth specializes in crochet, upcycling clothes with linoprinting and bleach, and making zines, pins and prints.
- Print; Textiles; Zines, pins
- At the Event: 10am – 6pm
Maimounatou Afia Diagne
- She / her
- Just a girl in mechanical engineering doing things that are not quite related to her field 🙂
I published a coloring book of simple patterns and drawings; Melo Yi.
The book was built on restraint. It is for anyone who enjoys coloring, from young children to adults. The drawings leave plenty of space to be creative while maintaining the basic coloring experience.
Melo Yi is about having fun with coloring, giving yourself room to be creative, and making
each page your own.
One page can turn into hundreds of different pieces. - Self published coloring book
- At the Event: 12am – 5pm
Maelo Leduc
- They / Them
- I’m a non-binary illustrator who has just started selling in art markets (I’ve been in two so far; one in August and one in September). I sell mainly sticker sheets with animals and animals coloured with the colours of different pride flags, a few decorative magnets with the same concept and a few handmade figurines depicting Koroks (forest creatures from Zelda games) and keychains in the image of sooth sprites like the ones in the movies Totoro and Spirited Away.
- Stickers; Keychains; Magnets; Figurines
- At the Event: 10am – 6pm
