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Square Foot Show began as a small, annual art party at Julia Veenstra’s studio in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada—each piece just 12×12 and at a single price. Since 2020, it has exploded into an online “Black Friday of art,” with collectors and artists spanning the globe and many artists selling out in just minutes. We love nothing more than connecting thousands of collectors from across the world with incredible artwork from artists they might never otherwise encounter, all through our fun and fast-paced virtual shows.

The fun continues with September’s show “Autumn” featuring a roster of 39 incredible artists selected by our jury of artists and collectors. Held on the 2nd Thursday of each month for 24 hours, these shows bring bold, curated collections to life in an exciting and fast-paced format. We recognize that current events make multi-national events like this complicated. To help bring clarity, we’ve increased transparency around the origin of artwork and have written a letter outlining the impact of tariffs on artists and collectors. Read the letter on Tariffs.

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This Show Features 39 incredible artists selected by our jury of artists and collectors

Artists
Akmaral Smolenskaya
Alexiss Malolo
Ann Antonides
Brandie Cormier
Catherine Williams
Dana Roper
Dave Barrer
Dobee Snowber
Ellis Hollering
Gretchen Amirault
iulia Carchelan
Jacintha Krish
Jean Grady
Joe Ziolkowski
Jonathan Espalin
Joyeeta Mukherjee
Julia van het Reve
Julia Veenstra
Katarina Miletic
Lisa Cunningham
Maria Iva
Maryse Lemieux
Michele Rogers
Michele Smeulders
Miriam Slan
NICOLE SUTHERLAND
Pauline Jennett
Rachel Bake
Rita Vicari
Robin Taylor
Ruolin Shi
Serena West
Shannon Celia
Shelley Enemark
Shirley Cockburn
Stephanie Linden
Sue Swartzenburg
Tammy Mercier
Tracy Armstrong
🇨🇦 Michele Rogers (@michelerogersart), hailing from Saskatchewan, is a distinguished artist known for her rich array of subjects, which include portraits that pay tribute to Indigenous First Nations women and highlight her Métis roots. Her artwork vividly tells the tales of grandmothers and female warriors, while also capturing the beauty of everyday life, urging us to savor life's simple pleasures.

Her celebrated piece, “Leotie,” claimed first place in a juried art competition, and two other portraits received honorable mentions. “Leotie” also adorned the cover of the Women in Arts Network online catalogue.

Michele's ‘Fierce’ collection was exhibited in a local gallery, and her ‘A Grandmother’s Love’ series was currently featured at the Government House Queen Elizabeth II Art Gallery in Regina, SK.

In the fall of 2025, she was spotlighted in a prestigious artist magazine and is part of a three-part documentary titled "The Art of Becoming." Michele also addressed the WESK event for women entrepreneurs and was the keynote speaker for International Women’s Day in March 2026.

Beyond her exhibitions, Michele shares her love for art by hosting paint parties, inspiring others to tap into their creativity and boost their confidence.
🇺🇸 Joyeeta Mukherjee (@triptoalley_art) is a self-taught artist based in Farmington, New York. Her practice is heavily focused on blending realism with contemporary expressions. Inspired by the human form and the natural world, her paintings invite viewers to drench in emotions and shared human experiences. Born and raised in the vibrant city of Kolkata, India, Joyeeta draws upon the rich visual heritage of her upbringing, where vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and storytelling traditions continue to influence her artistic language. 

Each piece begins with a spark — an emotion, a fleeting moment, or an event that compels her to bring it to life on canvas. She aims to create art that resonates, speaks to the soul, and continues to connect.

See more at: triptoalley.com
🇬🇧 Katarina Miletic (@fineartbykatarina) is a London-based, award-winning fine artist working primarily in watercolour. Through Indigo & Verdigris, she creates quiet, story-rich paintings inspired by architecture, timeless beauty, and the possibility within ordinary moments.

Her work is rooted in careful observation and the belief that even the simplest subjects can carry deep emotional resonance. Influenced by light, atmosphere, memory, and a lifelong appreciation for craftsmanship, she seeks to create paintings that invite the viewer to pause, breathe, and look again.

Alongside her painting practice, Katarina is a photographer, writer, and textile artist whose creative work explores the connections between beauty, gratitude, home, and belonging. Her essays and behind-the-scenes reflections offer collectors and readers a glimpse into the stories that inspire each collection.

She has exhibited internationally and continues to create art that celebrates everyday life, inviting viewers to rediscover beauty, presence, and wonder in the often-overlooked details that quietly shape our lives.

See more at: katarinamiletic.com
🇨🇦 Tammy Mercier (@tammymercierdesigns) is a multidisciplinary artist whose work is rooted in her love for animals and the untamed beauty of the outdoors. Since 2016, she has explored a range of mediums, each shaping her creative voice while her fascination with wildlife remains constant.

Her Days Are Numbered collection reflects both her artistic evolution and her concern for wild horses around the world. Inspired by Australia’s Snowy Mountain brumbies and the aerial cull threatening their future, the series blends realism with abstraction to raise awareness and spark compassion. The numbers woven into each piece symbolize urgency - a countdown of what should never be lost.

Tammy’s close-up compositions highlight personality and spirit, inviting viewers to connect with each animal as an individual. Through layered colour, expressive marks, and texture, her paintings balance softness and strength, echoing the tension between vulnerability and resilience.

Her warm, earthy palette complements the autumn theme of the show, reflecting seasonal shifts and grounding the work in a sense of quiet transition. Her mission is simple: to create art that comes alive, carries meaning, and honours the animals who inspire it.

See more at: tammymercier.com

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