Do you or someone you know own an artwork by Bill Epp?
Bill Epp was a remarkably prolific sculptor whose work shaped public and private spaces across Canada. But because of the breadth of his output, we haven’t yet been able to catalogue all the artworks he created.
The Bill Epp Legacy Project is now inviting community members to help us build a more complete and inclusive record of his work. By sharing details about artworks you own or know about, you’ll contribute to preserving and celebrating his artistic legacy.
Submit your information below to be part of this important initiative. Your contribution will help us make Bill Epp’s life’s work more accessible to the public in the coming months.
📋 Before You Begin
To help us build an accurate and respectful archive of Bill Epp’s work, please take a moment to prepare the following:
📷 Photos of the artwork — front, side, or detail shots are welcome. Accepted formats: .jpg, .png, .tif, or .pdf
You can upload up to 5 images per submission.
You can upload up to 5 images per submission.
📝 Any known details about the artwork — such as title, materials, size, and origin
⏱️ The form takes about 5–15 minutes to complete.
If you're submitting more than one artwork, you'll have the option to fill out the form again after submitting.
⚠️ We do not accept anonymous submissions.
Your name and artwork details may appear in the public archive (you may opt out of having your name displayed — see the relevant question in the form), but your email will remain private and used only for possible follow-up.
Your name and artwork details may appear in the public archive (you may opt out of having your name displayed — see the relevant question in the form), but your email will remain private and used only for possible follow-up.
Thank you for contributing to the Bill Epp Legacy Project.