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Marika Morissette is a Burnaby-based visual artist whose vibrant acrylic pour paintings celebrate movement, colour, and discovery. Her lifelong connection to the arts began with childhood oil painting classes, music, and theatre, later balancing creative exploration with a 20-year career as an executive assistant after earning an honours B.A. in Communication Studies from Concordia University. In 2019, she discovered fluid art and was captivated by its unpredictability and sense of wonder. Since leaving the corporate world in 2021 to focus on art and family, Marika has developed a distinctive abstract expressionist style using blowing, puddle pours, swipes, and balloon kisses to create colourful cells and dynamic patterns. She is an active member of the Federation of Canadian Artists, including the Fraser Valley and Nanaimo Chapters, as well as several regional arts organizations. Her work has appeared in numerous juried exhibitions, and her painting “Birch Kaleidoscope” received second place in the nationwide Golden Celebration Juried Art Exhibition at Gallery 1710. Through her art, Marika seeks to share freedom, joy, and inspiration with others.
Experience the Federation Gallery's beloved annual showcase with hundreds of small artworks. Spanning all subjects and styles in FCA-supported media, these pieces are limited to 165 square inches in size for paintings and maximum 12 x 12 x 12 inches for sculpture.
Spotlight is an international open call exhibition celebrating the power of painting and sculpture on a global stage. This showcase invites artists from around the world to present their most compelling works, offering a platform where creativity, innovation, and diverse perspective converge.
The Federation graciously recognizes the generosity of Stafford Plant, leaving us a meaningful Legacy Gift containing hundreds of paintings for sale from his oeuvre. The FCA is honoured by his contribution to Canada’s art history and our organization.
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Our reputable history & the Group of Seven
André Biéler and members of the Group of Seven aimed to unify the voices of the artist - strong enough to be heard from Nanaimo to Nova Scotia
Lawren Harris becomes the British Columbia representative and President of the Federation of Canadian Artists
The FCA sponsored the only national art periodical, "Canadian Art"
The FCA soon had chapters across the country and was one of the main forces behind the formation of the "Canada Council"
Driven by the dynamic leader, Allan W. Edwards, expansion began, causing a renewal of activity in Western Canada
Opened the first completely artist-sponsored "gallery, workshop and studio" in the country to sell original artwork and sculpture
Today, the Federation Gallery supports our 2,800 artist members, boasting an impressive 44 exhibitions per year.
Lawren Harris
Vancouver, BC
Emily Carr
Victoria, BC
A. Y. Jackson
Kleinburg, ON
Jack Shadboldt
Burnaby, BC