Meet Lynn Bishop

Personal expression through mixed media.

Mixed Media Artist Lynn Bishop

Lynn's Creative Process & Experience

Lynn & Tom Fun Studio Portrait

Lynn Bishop stands out as a masterful mixed-media artist, renowned for her enthralling creations showcased during the Uxbridge Studio Tour.

Her art seamlessly merges various mediums—including paint, textiles, and recycled materials—to forge pieces that captivate and challenge the viewer. Bishop's oeuvre delves into the intricacies of nature, human emotion, and spiritual exploration, drawing heavily on the sublime beauty of the natural landscape and the profound depths of human consciousness.

Her signature approach marries intricate textures with a kaleidoscope of colors and dynamic, fluid compositions, making each piece a unique journey into the realms of creativity and wonder.

Beyond her technical prowess, Lynn has been recognized for her contributions to the art community, with her works featured in several prestigious exhibitions and collections. Her art not only reflects a deep engagement with her themes but also showcases a commitment to exploring the limitless possibilities of mixed-media art.

Through her work, Lynn Bishop invites her audience into a richly imaginative space where art transcends the conventional, offering a vivid exploration of the world around and within us.

Where to Find Lynn's Work

Lynn's unique pieces can be found in homes, galleries and offices across Canada.

You can check out some of her work in the Online Gallery or drop by and meet the artist in person each September when Lynn & Tom open their studio to the public as part of the annual Uxbridge Studio Tour

A beautiful photo of the home studio gallery of Tom and Lynn. Much of the stunning metalwork done by Tom himself.

Want to know more about Lynn and her work? Check out her online gallery of work or contact Lynn directly for pricing and details. 

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Newest Work

Acknowledging the Land of the First People Haudenosaunee & Anishinaabe