Amato Art Productions

Since 2002, Amato Art Productions has supported non-profit organizations such as Special Olympics, Gold Medal Plates, Local Amateur Sports Teams, Breast Cancer Survivor groups and Art organizations through our art.

With an Indigenous family background, work is underway to promote and educate Indigenous and non-Indigenous people through art and stories pertaining to the culture and history of the First Nations of Turtle Island. 

If you know of, or are part of a non-profit organization and are interested in partnering with us for your fundraising campaign, contact us for more information.

Joseph Amato pursues capturing life’s special little moments that mean so much through the course of a person’s life. Family, nature & maintaining Canadian tradition are pre-eminent in his work.

He encourages artists of all genres to follow their dreams and never give up - it is part of who we are.

His favorite artists are Norman Rockwell, Charles M. Schultz and Sue Coleman.

Born in Alberta’s Peace Country, his heritage is Italian, Cree, Scottish and Norwegian.

His greatest inspirations are his family & Canada’s West Coast - the islands, ocean and the people.

Mediums - acrylic, watercolour, oil and pencil.
Carey Leanne Amato,
Born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Carey’s artistic focus is about preserving Canada’s rich culture through commemorative paintings celebrating Canada’s history and achievements.  

She is also working on a Children's book of dreams which she has written and illustrated.

Carey’s mediums are oil, acrylic & watercolor.

Exciting new projects to look forward to with sunrises and sunsets!