June Hills is a mixed media artist based in Southern Alberta. She started drawing as a child in Buffalo, New York, in the heart of the rust belt of the United States. Her move to Western Canada ignited a life-long love affair with the wild spaces of Canada. June graduated from the Alberta College of Art + Design with a BFA with distinction in Painting. She is currently wandering in Banff, and continues to work with birchbark and ephemera from the forest on her canoe journeys. June’s sketches and sketchbooks are created plein aire, and painted with the waters of the land that informs them. June is also very interested in community based artmaking, and has more recently hosted several t(r)ea parties for the public. In addition she coordinates How to Draw a Tree, an ongoing correspondence mail art project, and makes Artist Trading Cards with kids of all ages in her arTent.
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Posted by Karen Parker on January 11, 2017 at 6:42 pm
Is this the June Hills that has mastered Bowron Lakes repeatedly, is a communications guru and married to Bernie??
Posted by artwanderings on January 14, 2017 at 12:30 am
Yes it is I! Not doing too much guru’ing… trying to keep on artwandering!