Join us at the new Spring Art Festival co-hosted by the Canterbury Community Association. May 28, 2022 at the JTC Rink, Ottawa

Gallery Room
Heather Munro

Spring Art Festival
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May 28th, 2022 • 10 'til 4
Original layered ballpoint pen drawings on paper Nestled in a metal tin
Original layered ballpoint pen drawings on paper Nestled in a metal tin
Original layered ballpoint pen drawings on paper Nestled in a metal tin
Graphite on layered paper 12 x 15 framed
Graphite on layered paper 12 x 15 framed
Graphite on layered paper 12 x 15 framed
Graphite and mixed media on layered paper 12x15 framed
Graphite and mixed media on layered paper 12x15 framed
Graphite and mixed media on layered paper 12x15 framed
Ballpoint pen on layered paper 10 x 10 framed
Ballpoint pen on layered paper 10 x 10 framed
Ballpoint pen on layered paper 10 x 10 framed
Mixed media on paper 9 x 11 framed
Mixed Media on paper 5 x 7 framed
Mixed Media on paper 5 x 7 framed
Purchases from this Artist's Gallery Room must be made directly with the artist. Contact information is provided below.
Heather Munro is an artist and illustrator specializing in ball point pen drawings. She studied Art & Art History at the University of Toronto and Studio Art at Sheridan College. Her drawings are inspired by allegorical literature and film and informed by her life experiences. The female protagonists in her work often face peril, isolation and both physical and mental struggles, but respond with creativity, imagination and resilience.
Recently, Heather has started to work paper into two or three-dimensional layered pieces and paper sculptures. The layering of the paper creates a physical and psychological depth, allowing the viewer to be drawn ever more intimately into the magical worlds and narratives embodied in the art.
Heather lived and worked in Toronto, Boston, London, and Kingston before finally settling in Ottawa. In addition to her primary role as an artist and illustrator, Heather has worked in numerous galleries and arts organizations including the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Museum London, and The Arts Project in London, Ontario. In 2002, Heather was Artist in Residence at the Cambridge Public Library’s Children’s Library in Cambridge, MA where, among other things, she created a mural to welcome and honour one of her influences, Maurice Sendak, on his visit to the Library.
Heather has been showing her designs with Art in the Neighbourhood since 2016. She is one of the founding members of the group.
Prices in this collection range from $20 to $500.
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