- Hyauth Ally
- Michel Arbour
- Ugo Beaudoin-Perreault
- Roger Beaudoin
- Guy Beaulieu
- Willy Beauvais
- Claude Béland
- José Bernard
- Renée Bernard
- Bette
- Fyodor Bloshuk
- Robert Bourassa
- Marie-Reine Bourgeois
- Lucie Bourré
- Jean Boutin
- Michel Brabant
- Claude Brasseur
- Ronald Brière
- Tom Buckley
- François Caille
- Francis Capelle
- Rolland Côté
- Lucille Charette
- Réjean Chatillon
- Arthur Clermont
- Benoît Codère
- Daniel Côté-L'Espérance
- Robert Côté
- Louise Cottnon
- Walter Crescitelli
- France de Charette
- Hélène Defoy
- Lucie Desmarais
- Olivier Doucet
- Jean-Claude Dubois
- François Ducas
- Raymond Dumont
- Gilles Durand
- Pierre Durand
- Pierre Dussault
- Roger Duval
- Pierre Filion
- Nicole Fillion
- David Forest
- Bernard Gagnon
- Lise Gagnon
- Jacques Galipeau
- Eliane Gangarossa
- Jean-François Gasse
- Chantal Gauvin
- Ginette Gibeau
- Sharon Gilbert
- Denis Guerard
- Lise Guerard
- Gilles Guibault
- Bruno Guimont
- Normand Hebert
- Jean-Paul Houle
- Philippe Lemaire
- Antonio Mazza
- Romain Peuvion
- Guy Richard
- Johanne Roy
- Arthème St-Germain*
- Espérance Veillard
- Larry Vick
Jean Boutin
Born June 13, 1965, Jean Boutin has been attending the workshops since the early 90s. In his paintings, he tirelessly inscribes in pencil and brush dipped in gouache his concerns, his interests, his fixed ideas.
His “writings” are about sports, particularly team names, hockey and baseball players. He draws his large attached and detached letters with spontaneous impulse and without hesitation. I suspect he uses letters the way others use landscape art. I can see the bird with its big flapping wings and I can feel the wind blowing everything in its path.
Monsieur Boutin does not paint to seduce, or even to share, he paints relentlessly with immense personal pleasure, for himself. We have the privilege and the happiness to discover and appreciate a work of creation in its own right.
Source: Johanne Proulx, art therapist (year unknown)