Heather Midori Yamada
Artist and Teacher of Contemplative Arts
Press and Publications
Heather Midori Yamada, White Enso (Inspired by Japan), Issue 5, Summer 2022, p. 26-27.
A collection of writing and visual art edited by Linda Gould.
Linda Rogers, Mother, the Verb, Swan Sister Treasure Book, Friesen Press, Altona, Manitoba, 2022.
Mother, the Verb is a collection of work by established and aspirant, mostly women, artists, including Heather Midori Yamada.
Art Mind Drawing Ability (course brochure in Japanese), Japan Education of Art Association, 2021.
Kate Cino, "Heather Midori Yamada presents Found - October 29-November 13, 2019 at the Gage Gallery Arts Collective", Art Openings, 2019.
"Artist looks to the vitality of nature and Buddhism to create abstract works", CHEK News, September 1, 2018.
Kate Cino, "Heather Midori Yamada presents ORB - a solo show at the Gage Gallery Aug 28 - Sept 8 2018", Art Openings - Promotes Creative People & Places Blog, 2018.
Kate Cino, "Heather Midori Yamada, Oct 10-Oct 28, 2017 at Gage Gallery Arts Collective", Art Openings - Promotes Creative People & Places Blog, 2017.
Videos
Heather describes her working process in selected works from the upcoming exhibition Then and Now (Produced by ExhibitVic)
Heather demonstrates her process of collaging painted Washi paper elements onto acrylic painted canvases (Produced by ExhibitVic)
Heather describes her process and gives a sneak peak of works for Then and Now (Produced by ExhibitVic)
"Edge" group show video tour at Gage Gallery, Victoria BC - January 2020 (video by Exhibit-V) - 2:21
"Found" exhibition artist walk-around at Gage Gallery, Victoria BC - November 2019 (video by Exhibit-V) - 20:59
"Orb" exhibition artist walk-around at Gage Gallery, September 2018 (video by Exhibit-V) - 18:17
Artist interview re "Cusp" exhibition at Gage Gallery, November 16, 2017 (video by Exhibit-V) - 12:06
Artist talk at JCCC Gallery, TO - August 24, 2017
(video by Yosh Inouye) - 17:41
Shambhala art demonstration and talk at Ottawa Shambhala Centre, 2012
Robert Amos, "Heather Midori Yamada dances with paper, colour and brush strokes in an abstract world", Robert Amos: Awash in creativity series, Times Colonist (online edition), October 22, 2017.
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John Ota, "Banners: Hoyano and Yamada at the JCCC Gallery", Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre Newsletter, Vol. 43, Issue 9, October 2017, p. 7.
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Bryce Kanbara, Looking for Banners to Rise: Warren Hoyano and Heather Midori Yamada, pamphlet, 6 pages, 2017.
