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The Sweet 16 Show has made shopping online for art easy and fun. At the heart of each of our shows is the desire to make contemporary art accessible to everyone, all while showcasing a wide array of artwork by established artists and rising stars.
All of the artwork in the show is 16 x 16 and 16 x 20 inches and sold for only $400 CAD / $325 USD. We believe everyone can be an art collector and the Sweet 16 has something for everyone.
SUBSCRIBE to get exclusive access to the Fall Show sneak peek!
The Sweet 16 Show has made shopping online for art easy and fun. At the heart of each of our shows is the desire to make contemporary art accessible to everyone, all while showcasing a wide array of artwork by established artists and rising stars.
All of the artwork in the show is 16 x 16 and 16 x 20 inches and sold for only $400 CAD / $325 USD. We believe everyone can be an art collector and the Sweet 16 has something for everyone.
Shop now October 1 – 3 2025
Sweet 16 is a virtual art sale featuring the brightest artistic talent from across North America.
Subscribe and you Could Win a Painting from Alex Hunt!
Upcoming Show: March 7th -10th
$400 CAD Each (approx. $296 USD) + shipping & handling
16 x 16″ Original Paintings
240+ unique pieces to choose from
Available artwork will be revealed to subscribers 24 hours before the show
$400 CAD Each ($325 USD) + shipping & handling
16 x 16″ Original Paintings
240+ unique pieces to choose from
Canadian artist Kyle Sorensen is best known for his rich portrayal of landscapes through the lens of geometric abstraction. Resonating with the Cubists, as well as the language of hard edge painting, Sorensen’s fractured acrylic landscapes are a fresh approach to traditional landscape painting. Inspired by the vast beauty of Northern Ontario and the waters of Georgian Bay, Kyle’s work focuses on dissecting these three dimensional landmasses in to their simplest two dimensional form, with immense concentrating on bold colours and razor sharp transitions.
Sorensen’s work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and venues in Canada since his first solo exhibition in 2013. Kyle was also nominated for the “BMO 1st Art Award” in 2013.
Anne deJong is a landscape painter living in Alberta. She works primarily with a palette knife and oils, creating rich and textured paintings. Her work is centred around capturing the beauty she sees in nature. The majority of Anne’s art takes inspiration from Alberta’s Rocky Mountains, and she uses her personal connection to the landscape to ground her paintings. She actively seeks out opportunities to explore natural settings and experience wild and remote landscapes. Her paintings are a commitment to share not only places she has personally experienced, but also landscapes that are dear to her viewers. Spending time in the mountains always brings a feeling of peace and of awe for the vastness of the wilderness, and she tries to portray that feeling in each painting.
Join us for a celebration of artistic talent at Sweet Sixteen Show featuring artwork from across North America. The online art show will also feature a portion of artwork on display for in-person shopping in Calgary.
All artwork is 16 x 16 and 16 x 20 inches and will be sold for $400 CAD ($325 USD) + shipping & handling.
You can expect a diverse range of artwork form rising stars and established artists which will represent a variety of styles, mediums and themes.
Canadian artist Kyle Sorensen is best known for his rich portrayal of landscapes through the lens of geometric abstraction. Resonating with the Cubists, as well as the language of hard edge painting, Sorensen’s fractured acrylic landscapes are a fresh approach to traditional landscape painting. Inspired by the vast beauty of Northern Ontario and the waters of Georgian Bay, Kyle’s work focuses on dissecting these three dimensional landmasses in to their simplest two dimensional form, with immense concentrating on bold colours and razor sharp transitions.
Sorensen’s work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and venues in Canada since his first solo exhibition in 2013. Kyle was also nominated for the “BMO 1st Art Award” in 2013.
Anne deJong is a landscape painter living in Alberta. She works primarily with a palette knife and oils, creating rich and textured paintings. Her work is centred around capturing the beauty she sees in nature. The majority of Anne’s art takes inspiration from Alberta’s Rocky Mountains, and she uses her personal connection to the landscape to ground her paintings. She actively seeks out opportunities to explore natural settings and experience wild and remote landscapes. Her paintings are a commitment to share not only places she has personally experienced, but also landscapes that are dear to her viewers. Spending time in the mountains always brings a feeling of peace and of awe for the vastness of the wilderness, and she tries to portray that feeling in each painting.
Join us for a virtual celebration of artistic talent at Sweet Sixteen Show featuring artwork from across North America.
All artwork is 16 x 16 inches and will be sold for $400 CAD ($325 USD) + shipping & handling.
You can expect a diverse range of artwork form both established and emerging artists which will represent a variety of styles, mediums and themes.
Subscribe and WIN! At the end of every show, we will draw the giveaway for a 16 x 16 painting. The lucky winner will be selected from our email subscribers list. Get on the list!
Applications are currently closed for our upcoming show. Thank you for your interest! Applications will re-open in the future. Subscribe to our mailing list to stay up-to-date.
Applications for the Fall show happening October 1-3 are now closed. However, you are welcome to apply today for the next show.
Sweet Sixteen Show helps artists reach new collectors from across North America and provides them with an opportunity to showcase their artwork with other talented artists. This show is a great way to grow your following and build the artist community.
WE WANT TO SEE YOUR STYLE!
To apply, you simply need an image that is based on the style that you intend to paint for the show. Your artwork does not need to be ready prior to submitting for the show.
See our application form for show details.
Championing visual arts in North America, the Sweet Sixteen Showstopper Award is an exclusive recognition for each show’s stand-out artist. It honours unique talent, spotlighting those who push boundaries and set new standards in artistic creativity.
Jen Vandenbroek is an acrylic figurative painter exploring the individuality, strength, and idiosyncrasies found in the feminine. Her art is influenced by her fascination with expressive personal style and the story of color as it intertwines with memory. Jen has lived and worked as an art teacher and artist in Michigan, California, Washington and her current (and childhood) home of Calgary, where she lives with her husband and two teenage girls.
Amanda Reber is an outdoor adventure artist living in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Her two passions in life are spending time outdoors and painting. She can regularly be found trekking through the backcountry and/or camping, often with her dog Nova. Her outdoor adventures provide limitless inspiration for her art, and her love of the outdoors can be seen in the vibrancy and details of her paintings.
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