BIOGRAPHY
Karen Grosman (1988) is a Canadian artist based in Toronto. Her practice concentrates on painting, ceramic sculptures, ceramic art installations and drawings.
Her paintings and drawings concentrate on concepts of impermanence. Ceramic sculptures and installations concentrate on superficiality, hidden meanings and the façade.
She has exhibited internationally and nationally, and her work has been published in numerous magazines. Her work is represented by Box Heart Gallery in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Notable exhibitions include Memento Mori - Decorated Impermanence at Cedar Ridge Creative Centre (2023), Fragments at the Institute of Miniature Art (2021). Conferences include solo show Feminism UTSC at Gallery 1265 part of the UFT Feminist Conference (2015) and group show Birth and its Meaning at Milk Glass Gallery part of the Ryerson University Midwifery Conference (Toronto Metropolitan University) 2017.
She holds a BFA from OCAD University. Majoring in drawing and painting with a minor in art history, she is self-taught in ceramics.
