Macha Abdallah: Multidisciplinary Canadian artist of African descent, based in Edmonton, Alberta
Nura Ali: Visual artist, writer and curator, living and working in Calgary, Alberta
Brian Amadi: Born in Nigeria, he is a painter and tatoo artist.
Benny Bing: Nigerian-Canadian contemporary artist who explores themes of identity, gender, and Blackness.
Cobie Cruz: Born in Manila, Philippines.
Laurena FineĢus: Caribbean-Canadian visual artist who specializes in painting dense landscapes with vibrant, layered colours.
Odera Igbokwe: illustrator and painter who explores storytelling through Afro-diasporic mythologies, Black resilience and magical girl transformation sequences.
Kaya Joan: Afro-Indigenous (Vincentian, Kanienkéha:ka, Irish, Jamaican) artist.
Anique Jordan: Canadian multi-disciplinary artist, writer, curator and entrepreneur known for her work in photography, sculpture, and performance.
Amy Lai: Based in Toronto, she graduated from OCAD with a Bachelor of Arts in design.
Sylvia Lee: Toronto-based interdisciplinary designer who specializes in glass design.
Aleya Michaud: New Brunswick-based emerging black visual artist.
Kosisochukwu Nnebe: Nigerian-Canadian conceptual artist, curator and writer whose practice draws inspiration from postcolonial and Black feminist thinkers such as Frantz Fanon, Edouard Glissant, bell hooks, and Sylvia Wynter.
Emmanuel Nwogbo: Nigerian-born artist pays tribute to his hometown of Lagos through his visual works.
Isabel Okoro: Nigerian-born, Toronto-based photographer whose work explores the idea of a Black utopia.
Komi Olaf: Visual artist and Poet, his art has been shaped by a cultural and artistic movement known as Afrofuturism, which explores African and African diasporic cultures in intersection with technology.
Preston Pavlis: Painter and textile artist currently based in Edmonton, AB
Rajni Perera: Born in Sri Lanka,she lives in Toronto and explores issues of hybridity, futurity, ancestorship, migrant and marginalized identities/cultures, monsters and dream worlds.
Diana Rosa: Born and raised in Cuba, she uses a Folk-Art style.
Denyse Thomasos (AGO exhibition); Denyse Thomasos: Odyssey (exhibition catalogue)
Stanley Wany: Multidisciplinary artist whose focus is writing and drawing graphic novels.
Winsom Winsom: Maroon Canadian artist with a prolific career spanning over several decades.
Jason Zante: Filipino-Canadian multidisciplinary artist.
Canadian BIPOC Art Project: Rihab Essayh tracks emerging or mid-career visual artists who’ve had a solo show/presentation in the past 4 years. She invites artist additions to her site.
Art Canada Institute: 7 Black artists to watch
Canadian BIPOC Artists' Rolodex: due to be launched in 2024