Visiting Artist Program Featuring Susan Little
We’re delighted to welcome Susan Little to Queenston Pottery as part of our Visiting Artist Program. This vibrant exhibition features Susan’s acrylic paintings, in which her background in illustration and graphic design infuses every composition with energy, movement, and joyful expression.
About the Artist
Susan Little is a graduate of OCAD University’s Illustration and Design program in Toronto. Her career spans magazine art direction, graphic design, and illustration, experiences that continue to influence her bold, dynamic approach to fine art painting.
Her latest series, How My Garden Grows, reflects a deep love of flowers, blending botanical reference with imagination and playful colour. Working with thick-to-thin acrylics, Susan creates paintings that feel alive—designed to spark joy and invite beauty into the viewer’s day. Landscapes, abstracts, tropical fish, and cityscapes also feature prominently in her work.
Susan is passionate about sharing her knowledge and has recently led watercolour and acrylic workshops for local art groups throughout the Niagara Region. She believes teaching is both rewarding and great fun—an extension of her creative practice.
You can find Susan’s work and creative process online:
Instagram: @susanlittleartist
Facebook: Susan Little Watercolour and Acrylic Paintings
YouTube: @SusanLittleArtist
Website: www.susanlittle.com
Event Highlights
This exclusive exhibition will feature Susan’s latest acrylic paintings, and we’re excited to showcase the joyful, colourful pieces she brings to our gallery.
Join us for Meet the Artist Day on Saturday, October 3, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM, where guests can meet Susan, learn about her creative process, and hear the stories behind her work. Visitors are welcome to inquire directly about commissions and upcoming projects.
Susan Little’s work will be on display in our gallery from September 16 to November 10.
Don’t miss the opportunity to experience this uplifting and imaginative exhibition by one of Niagara’s most engaging contemporary artists.