BIOGRAPHY

Carol Walthers is a multidisciplinary artist, working primarily in watercolour, pastels and oils. She explores a range of themes mostly focusing on humanity; relationships with each other and our environment. Figure drawing and portraiture studio sessions are an important part of her art practice.

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Her final year at the OCAD culminated in a solo show at Gallery 76. The Corkin-Reeves Award was one of three awards she received while in college.
After graduating she received an OAC grant to produce photo-serigraphs at Open Studio. Carol was a founding member of Gallery 44 and had solo exhibitions there. In 2023 she was awarded an OAC Exhibition grant for her solo show "Gone Forever". In 2025 she was selected for Kitchener's Mentee/Mentorship Grant.

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She achieved signature status with Pastel Artists Canada, Toronto Watercolour Society, and the Colour and Form Society.

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Over a three year period she will have created 6 solo exhibitions in Southern Ontario. She has exhibited in over 50 juried shows in York Region, Toronto and Waterloo Region. These curated group shows were highlights: Newmarket’s “Artists Preserve History, Mulock Farm”, Aurora Cultural Centre’s “Hilary House A Place Of Healing”, McMichael Gallery’s, “All Things With Imagination” and Homer Watson Gallery's "Along the Grand". One of her pastel paintings is part of a public collection in the Newmarket Town Hall. 

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Art Administration

Society of York Region Artists - Board member, current
Preston Arts Collective - Board member, current

Celebration of the Arts, Cambridge - Visual Arts Coordinator 2023

Art Aurora Show - Juror 2019

Gallery 44 - Board member 1980 - 1983

Small Focus Exhibition, Gallery 44 - Curator 1983

Artreprenuer Certificate - 2018

 

Community Engagement

North Dumfries Conservation Alliance - Board member
 

List of exhibitions and awards

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