About
Marcie Rohr is a prolific abstract painter with a self-taught background, and education as a mature student. Graduating with honours from Emily Carr University of Art and Design’s Visual Arts Program in 2021, she was a recipient of an Emily Carr University Achievement Scholarship in 2018. Over the past two decades, Marcie has participated in several juried collective exhibitions as the Works Art and Design Festival, Toronto Outdoor Art Fair, Royal Bison Art and Craft Fair, and Upstream Gallery in upstate New York. She has held solo exhibitions at Harcourt House, Milner Gallery, and Bleeding Heart Art Space. She is represented by Aesthete Fine Arts Gallery in Prince George, BC. Her works have been collected by clients from Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, Toronto, New York, and Hong Kong. Having spent eleven formative years in Edmonton, three in Winnipeg, two in Ottawa, and two in Calgary, She now lives on the unceded Territories of Qayqayt First Nation known today as New Westminster. In her spare time she loves to embrace the possibility of adventure in countless forms, especially when they involve her two kids and spouse.
When not painting,
I am co-founder and director of a Children’s Home in Nepal. 10% of all proceeds from sales is donated here. To find out more about us, visit our website, or follow us on instagram: @nepalchildrensfoundation.