Our Faculty

Amanda is a University Instructor for the Department of Communication and Visual Arts at TRU, teaching 2D Foundations, Drawing and Printmaking courses. She has has been funded by the Canadian Research Council (SSHRC) to do both national and international research and has exhibited across the globe in North America, Europe, Australia and Asia. Through the translation of photographic images into photopolymer gravure, woodcuts, silkscreen and digital prints, her body of research examines cycles in wilderness framed to parallel those of human existence.

Clement Yeh has been teaching at TRU since 2017 in drawing, 2D art fundamentals, sculpture, architectural drafting, film studies, and communication writing. Born to Chinese parents in England, he grew up in Calgary on Treaty 7 land. Comics were an early creative influence that inspired him to pursue fine art, leading to a BFA at AuArts and an MFA at Concordia University. He is grateful to be a visitor on the traditional unceded Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc Territory (Kamloops, BC), and sits on the Board of the Kamloops Arts Council. His primary medium is figurative drawing, and he is passionate about supporting the role that art plays in personal growth, confronting social issues, and uplifting the quality of life in society.