PAMELA E. WITCHER
is an artist, museo-technician, translator and activist. Born in Montreal to a
family of Deaf parents and a Deaf brother, she had the chance to embrace the
four languages of her roots: American Sign Language, Langue des signes
québécoise, English and French. She attended Deaf school (MacKay Center) and
mainstream high schools. She obtained her Degree in Collegial Studies from
Dawson College, her BA in Social Work from McGill University and her DCS in
Techniques de muséologie from Collège Montmorency. Her artistic works explore
issues of d/Deaf experiences, relations of power between minorities and
majorities and sub-consciences. She has portrayed her pieces in Rochester,
Washington D.C., Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec City and Montreal. She pursues her
passion in her artist loft, and continues to work in collaboration with Groupe
BWB, TraduSign, Cinéall Production, SPiLL PROpagation and Deaf Culture Centre.
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