This video is available courtesy of Patti Durr's Deaf Art, Deaf Artists website. Pamela Witcher was born in 1975 in Montreal, Canada. Her parents and brother are also Deaf; as such, she is fluent in English, French, American Sign Language, and Quebec Sign Language (LSQ). Witcher attended the MacKay Center in Montreal and earned a bachelor of arts in social work from McGill University.
| Title | Medium | Year | Size | Acquired | Picture |
| Floating Across a Dream | Oil on canvas | 2010 | 16 x 20 | Purchased by Joan Naturale, NTID Librarian |
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