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London, Ontario artist exploring psychological Narratives through Painting, Music, creative process and psychology.

Welcome!

I’m Amanda Rowe, a London, Ontario artist, psychotherapist, and musician. My creative practice moves between painting, music, psychology, memory, and reflection.

I am interested in art as a way of noticing — a process of revealing, concealing, carrying, transforming, and making meaning. More than decoration, I see art as a way to extend perception: to see ourselves, one another, and the inner life beneath the surface with greater clarity.

Welcome to my creative journey.

—Amanda

Bodies of Work

Studio Notes

Tall Ladies - in progress
Large scale figures currently underway in the studio

Collecting

The primary purpose of this site is to share art, ideas, process, and the bodies of work that have shaped my practice over time. My work is shaped by painting, music, psychology, memory, and an ongoing interest in what we reveal, conceal, carry, and transform. A small selection of original works may be available for collecting. If a particular piece or body of work resonates with you, including work not currently listed, please feel free to enquire.

Art, Music and Psychology

Amanda Rowe is a London, Ontario artist, psychotherapist, and musician whose creative practice explores psychological narratives through painting, music, memory, identity, and visual inquiry. Her artwork has been featured in solo, two-person, and group exhibitions, including exhibitions at McIntosh Gallery and the Woodstock Art Gallery. She is a recipient of a Juror’s Choice Award selected by Michael Gibson of Michael Gibson Gallery, and has previously been represented by commercial galleries including Circle Arts Gallery, Martin’s Art Gallery, and Carmen Art Gallery.

Amanda has been a frequent participant in the London Studio Tour and a member of the Junction 8, a biannual Toronto exhibition group. As a vocalist, her recorded performances of original songs by other songwriters have reached the finals and semifinals of Canadian songwriting competitions. Her professional psychotherapy and coaching practice is informed by occupational therapy, psychology, creativity, and the arts. She is also the founder and facilitator of Creative Nomads, a local group for plein air painting, creative exploration, and shared art experiences.

A small selection of original works may be available for collecting. If something resonates, enquiries about availability, pricing or viewing work in person are welcome.