Robert Davidson is an accomplished Haida carver, painter, and printmaker. His father and uncle were both carvers, as was his grandfather Charles Edenshaw, the most famous Haida carver of the 19th century. Davidson apprenticed with Bill Reid in 1966, which aided him in perfecting an already fine technique.

Born in Aalborg, Denmark, in 1934, Flemming Jorgensen immigrated to Canada in 1956. He was a member of the prominent Victoria art group The Limners, which also included Myfanwy Spencer Pavelic and Herbert Siebner.

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James Gordaneer was born in 1933 in Toronto, and grew up on the fringes of the famed Toronto art group Painters Eleven. He was a professor at the Victoria College of Art for many years, during which he also exhibited regularly. In the 1980s, he and several of his young associates founded the Chapman Group, an informal society devoted to creating highly figurative images plotted on to curved space. This technique creates the shifting, slightly skewed appearance of Gordaneer's imagery. He uses this style to explore and express the aspects of an image that remain constant over time.

Jay Unwin was born in 1958 in Victoria. In 1986, after working as a shipwright, he apprenticed in the study of stone carving at Pietro Santa, Carrara, Italy. Upon his return, Unwin's sculptures attracted much acclaim and he received commissions for sculptures to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Royal Roads University and to create a public sculpture for the Victoria Police Department. Tragically, Unwin's promising career was cut short when he died after a car crash in 1996.