Barbara Klunder has maintained, throughout her career, a high and accomplished profile as one of Canada’s most respected artists. She has extensive experience working across mediums and genres of expression. She is able to work in the medium that best suits the expression of the issue she wants to address. Klunder moves with ease between her practice of graphic design (illustration, font design, page design) to textiles (hand-knit sweaters, carpets, paper-cuts and embroideries) to puppets, theatre costumes, backgrounds and murals.
She has created award-winning posters for the Toronto and Vancouver Jazz festivals, the Rolling Stones, and numerous music concerts and theatre productions. She was responsible for the visuals of the legendary BamBoo Club on Queen Street west in Toronto. She has designed a huge amount of good-cause fundraising posters and T-shirts for human rights issues, and her favourite cause for over thirty years: the Environment.

Frank Viva

 

 

Barbara Klunder has maintained, throughout her career, a high and accomplished profile as one of Canada’s most respected artists. She has extensive experience working across mediums and genres of expression. She is able to work in the medium that best suits the expression of the issue she wants to address. Klunder moves with ease between her practice of graphic design (illustration, font design, page design) to textiles (hand-knit sweaters, carpets, paper-cuts and embroideries) to puppets, theatre costumes, backgrounds and murals. She has created award-winning posters for the Toronto and Vancouver Jazz festivals, the Rolling Stones, and numerous music concerts and theatre productions. She was responsible for the visuals of the legendary BamBoo Club on Queen Street west in Toronto. She has designed a huge amount of good-cause fundraising posters and T-shirts for human rights issues, and her favourite cause for over thirty years: the Environment.

–Frank Viva

CV & Awards

CV & Awards