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2017 - 2018 Submissions

Allan Switzer's work reflects a refined critical engagement into the specific formal properties and procedures of painting.

Adrian Keats paints and films. When he paints, his preferred medium is oil on canvas. 


Andrea Pottyondy Stoffer  is an elected member of the Society of Canadian Artists and its Atlantic Representative


Arifur Rahman ​thinks that ​art is an expression of ideas,feelings and ways to capture moments

Aurelia Istinah is currently member of the Women's Arts Society of Montreal and Beaconsfield Artist Association


Barbara Etcovitch​ creates by developing and integrating elements rather than by imposing.

Barbara Sala is a naïve painter and a storyteller on canvas


Daniel Natale has been exhibiting regularly since 1991.

Daniela Von G is a brand started by the artist Daniela Ghinea. 

Elaine Coughlan' work consist of black & white acrylic paintings also drawings in charcoal pastel & pencil

Elissa Krause's main areas of art interest are mixed media painting, sculpture, and miniature scenes

Emigdio Salgado​ enjoys capturing on canvas real moments of any given day


Graeme Welch’s paintings are always colorful, luminous and intense


Heather Rivera ​​has a keen eye for what other people often see as mundane situation


Helene Mayer feels compelled to paint a subject countless times until the impulse stops

Huynh Phuong Mai is an Austrian graduated massage therapist with a wide artistic skillset

Hilde Gustava Ovesen is the opposite of the typical minimalist and "dark" Scandinavian artist


Janko de Beer's sculptures are visually stimulating, bold and dramatic


Jean-Francois Hebert est idéaliste, excentrique, visionnaire et moraliste avec une personnalité architecturale​

Joseph Guerrera is flirting at times with Abstract Expressionism and at others with Abstract Impressionism

Kalenga Paige creates Afrocentric pastel pieces inspired by the history, heritage, and rich traditions of Africa’s tribal art.

Karen Hodgson aka Wild Kazza's designs will lead us on a journey of our soul 

Marianne Shaker who creates each art piece with its own unique aesthetic expression


Nicola Hodgson spent her childhood in Africa and was strongly influenced by the visual abstraction of African art


Sarah Ekwall hopes her work influences others to gain a new perspective and become more selfless.

Sophie Woolfenden enjoys working with pen and ink, oil on canvas, and pencil​


​Vanessa Mercurio thinks that it is always gratifying and pleasing leaving no question of purpose.


Have your work seen by collectors

You could be just three steps away from exhibiting your work:

For new artists, the most important thing to do is to exhibit your art work. But it's not easy! 

Some galleries charge thousands of dollars for a week's artist exhibition, and others may charge high commissions on any sales.

The Global Art League offers the opportunity to artists to submit their work for consideration for an international art exhibition in one of North America's most artistic cities - Montreal. 

We charge zero commission on sales.
Step One - join us
Join the Global Art League, the international prestigious organization of artists and receive free submission to the exhibition. Join now

Step two - submit work
Upload your work to our website, where it will be viewable to art collectors and gallery owners from all over the world.

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Step three - send in artwork
If you're selected to exhibit your work at the 2016 exhibition, you will be required to send your pieces to Montreal. We charge no commission on pieces sold in the show or online.

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All Members Receive These Benefits...

  • You could be one of 20 exhibiting in Montreal for our exhibition at the Montreal Art Centre  in May 2018
  • You could be one of 5 artists selected to share $1000 awarded for best in exhibition read more
  • You'll have your own web-page on the Global Art League website
  • Your artworks will be featured for sale for a full year on our website gallery, seen by collectors worldwide
  • Your Art will be featured in our Virtual Gallery, showing on screens in the Montreal Art Centre
  • You will be a member of this prestigious group of artists from all over the world
  • You are entitled to the use of the Global Art League logo on your website promoting your membership of an international organisation
  • You receive 100% of the sale price of your artworks - we charge NO COMMISSION. Selling prices are determined entirely by you
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