Kathryn Wadel is an interdisciplinary mixed media artist and second-generation settler-Canadian, who works and resides on the unceded and traditional territories of the Coast Salish First Nations people. With a BFA degree from Emily Carr University of Art + Design, she utilizes painting, drawing, sculpture and community engagement to express contemporary relationships between art, culture, science and social practices.
Kathryn’s work has been featured in various exhibitions and festivals in British Columbia and has work in private collections across Canada. As part of her pedagogical practice, she has given artist talks and workshops in various galleries, art centres, and private events.
Kathryn is in her 4th year as artist-in-residence with the AIRS Program Society. Working with a whole public school community in Vancouver, her residency projects explore the human condition as it exists within the Anthropocene.
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See Kathryn's CV for a list of her professional practices, exhibitions and artists talks.
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