Unframed: Canadian Immigrant Artists Anthology 2025

Cvetković Kris , Jhutty Keerthana
Foreword by Artigas Gastavo
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Unframed: Canadian Immigrant Artists Anthology 2025

Cvetković Kris , Jhutty Keerthana
Foreword by Artigas Gastavo
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96 PAGESENGLISH

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  • Published date: May 04, 2026
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 96
  • Publisher: Roots & Bridge Publishing
  • ISBN: 9781738380923
  • Dimensions: 7.0" W x 0.6" L x 9.25" H
Book Review"Unframed holds a quiet hope—for this first gathering of immigrant artists to exist in that rare and beautiful state: not a blank canvas, but the moment just after the first mark is made. It is tender, full of possibility—where freedom meets becoming."----Brian Li (President of Roots & Bridge)
Born in Mexico City in 1970, Gustavo Artigas is a Toronto- and Mexico-based artist known for exploring play, risk, and social tension through performance and installation. His work has been shown at major biennials and institutions worldwide. He co-directs Art Links Inc., a Canada-based contemporary art initiative.Born in Serbia in 1976 and raised in Canada, Kris Cvetković is a Toronto-based artist and designer. A Humber College graduate in Advertising & Graphic Design, he blends fine art and design, drawing inspiration from Impressionism and Abstract Expressionism. His work explores nature, chaos, and the intricate patterns that shape both organic and urban worlds.Born in Chennai, India in 1995, Keerthana moved to Canada in 2013 to study Mechanical Engineering at the University of Toronto. After working at Honda, she transitioned into Data Engineering and AI while pursuing her passion for art. Trained in oil painting, printmaking, and figure drawing, she continues to bridge technology and creativity through constant learning and exploration.

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