Writing From the Heart: Crafting a Resonant Artist Statement
As part of my residency with WAABEL Studio for the online exhibit launching next week, I was tasked with writing
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“I’m busy hookin’”
I’m not really “hookin’,” but I am deep in stitching mode! As I’ve been sewing the mini-contributions onto this big
Feminist Artists: Powering the Vote Through Art
Today, on voting day, I’m diving into how feminist artists are making waves with their work, using art to spotlight
Feminist Frights: Celebrating Halloween with Powerful Female Art
Here’s a fun way to celebrate Halloween with a feminist twist—let’s bring in the powerful vibes of female artists and
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In The Bedroom: IN BED as Feminist Expression
The blank canvas series is still going strong! This time, I’m focusing on the space of the bedroom—specifically the bed—as
Exploring the Humanity in Monsters: A Feminist Artist’s Journey with ‘What We Do in the Hollows’
Working on What We Do in the Hollows has been such a transformative and eye-opening experience for me as a
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Exploring Space and Self: New Contributions from Holly Wong, Nadia Thompson, and Savannah Penven
I recently received new contributions from artists Holly Wong, Savannah Penven, and Nadia Thompson and I’m thrilled with all three!
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Peering Bodies & Mini Masterpieces: A Feminist Exploration at The Manos Gallery
Last Saturday night, The Manos Gallery in Tarentum, Pennsylvania, opened up their exhibit 24 Minis with contributions by 45 artists
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ISO: Objects for my Artwork!
I’m on the hunt for objects to bring my latest artwork to life! I’ve been reflecting on how to incorporate
Fragmented Visions: Channeling Hannah Höch
After writing about and thinking about my mini contributions, I’m thinking about something raw, heavy: collage and assemblage, mediums that