Artist Bio
Artist CV
Full Exhibition History
2023
- NVRLND Gallery - “Mush Love” - JURIED Art Exhibition - Calgary, AB. -Savtura MORT Vancouver, BC CAN -group show
- Studio XYZ “From Darkness” Vancouver, BC. CAN - group show
2022
- SOLO SHOW - Liquid Amber Gallery - “Artist Showcase” Vancouver, BC. CAN - 2nd Annual Witch Walk @ Eastside Culture Crawl - Vancouver, BC. CAN - studio show
2021
- 1st Annual Witch Walk @ Eastside Culture Crawl - Vancouver, BC. CAN - studio show
2019
- Makehaus Studios - “Iconography of the Crone” - Vancouver, BC, CAN - studio show
- Betamax Gallery - “Altered Altar” - Vancouver, BC, CAN - group show
2018
- Bakery Artist Run Centre - “Introducting” Vancouver, BC. CAN - group show - Krishna Art Centre - “Form Line Lotus” - Pushkar Raj, Rajasthan, India - group showcase - Old Rangji Temple Stage - “Devotional Showcase” - Pushkar, Rajasthan, India - performance
2017
- Bakery Artist Run Centre - “Pacific Spirit” Vancouver, BC CAN - 2 person show w/ Denise Fort - BaseCoast Festival - “Baba Yaga’s Moonshrine” Merritt, BC, CAN - PAID public art installation
2016/15
- Parade of Lost Souls - “Community Offerenda” Britannia Grounds Vancouver, BC. - PAID public art installation
2014
- SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts - Textile Commission for “When Will My Hands Become Roots?” By Lucianna Feire D’Anunciação, MFA Vancouver, BC. CAN - performance
2013
- Hot Art Wet City - “Carded” - Vancouver, BC. CAN - juried group show
2011
- La Jicara Librespacio - “La Tierra: Open Relics” - Oaxaca City, OA, Mexico - group show
2009
- Bump n Grind - “Yellow Roses” Vancouver, BC. CAN - SOLO SHOW
2008
- The Craft House - “Awards Exhibition” - Granville Island, Vancouver, BC. CAN - group show
2007
- Cityscape Gallery “Textile Program Exhibition” North Vancouver, BC. CAN - Alumni show
2006
- Canadian Federation of Art - “TheMiniature Show” Cross-Canada touring Exhibition - JURIED
- Ayden Gallery - “Robots & Monsters” Vancouver, BC. CAN - group show.
Interviews & Community
2022
- CBC Radio w/ Margaret Gallagher LIVE- “Witch Walk 22”. 18:00hr 17 November
- Brandi Rawluk (SheWolf). Interview Conducted by Jessie Robertson: Titled: “Artist Spotlight: SheWolf”. 13 October 2022.
https://www.liquidambertattoo.com/blog/2022/10/13/artist-spotlight-shewolf-w
2021-2023 - Organizer of the Vancouver Witch Walk, (part of the Eastside Culture Crawl), Vancouver.
2020 - February “Tattoo Fundraiser” for the Wet’suwet’en Nation, Volunteer
Education
Odissi Classical Dance - Certificate - Old Rangji Temple/Shakti Dance Institute, Rajasthan, India - 2018
Textile Arts - Diploma - Capilano University, North Vancouver, BC - 2007
Continuing Studio Art Studies - Emily Carr University, Vancouver, BC - 2005
Studio Arts - Diploma - Capilano University, North Vancouver, BC - 2004
Awards & Residencies
2018 - 4 month Dance & Performance Art Residency in Rajasthan - Old Rangji Temple/Shakti Institute
2008 - CABC Crafts Association Award, Vancouver BC. 2007 - Emiko Haro Memoriam Award, Vancouver BC.
SheWolf (Brandi Rawluk) was born on the unceded traditional territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations in 1982, and graduated from Capilano University in 2007. She is a graduate of the Studio Art and Textile Arts programs. She has gone onto study Odissi Classical Dance from the Shakti Dance in India and the Buhmi Dance Academy in England, as well as Yogic theory from VSOH and Sanskrit studies from Yogic Studies Cambridge.
She is of mixed settler heritage, Romani, Eastern European, Dutch-Mongolian and British decent. She draws inspiration from her ancestors’ journeys and the folklore gathered along the way. She is an interdisciplinary artist, working with painting, drawing, tattooing, installation, storytelling, dance and textile media. She has shown work in Vancouver and Mexico, and performed in Canada and India. Her public installations have been shown at various community events in B.C., including Basecoast Festival, Parade of Lost Souls and the Eastside Culture Crawl in East Vancouver. She is the co-creator and organizer of the Vancouver Witch Walk. Her painting and tattoo work is known for being highly detailed and drawn from her relationship with witchcraft, feminism, nature and healing.