Showing posts with label feminist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label feminist. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Artist spotlight-Allison Kotzig

Allison Kotzig is an international conceptual, installation, mixed-media and video artist. Her challenging and often amusing 3-d pieces highlight misogynistic undercurrents in culture. Her video work addresses the dreamy interface between reality and trance and our individual connection to Infinity and the Universe. She is involved with the nomadic Public Art projects NestGen and Giants in the City, which brings monumental inflatable sculpture to cities around the world. As well, she is a co-founder of the collective Artists for Black Lives Matter. She currently splits her time between Miami and a small village in the foothills of the Slovak Carpathian Mountains, where she helps to run an Inn and organic slow food restaurant dedicated to local produce, ethical practices and DIY products

















Photo by Leo di Tomaso for Irreversible Magazine



Follow this link for an in depth feature article of Allison in Art Habens Contemporary Art Review
Much more to discover here: Simons Gallery info here and Miami NewTimes Article  and Masterminds





















Friday, March 6, 2015

Artist spotlight Jacqueline Kern

Dr. Jacqueline Kern is an artist, educator, and author. Kern believes in bringing to life artwork that inspires joy, surprise, and peace.

Her website is www.jackiekern.com
Follow Kern on Twitter: @artlearndrkern
Follow Kern on Tumblr: artandlearnwithdrkern

You can also go to Fine Art America. Dr. Kern often collaborates with the library and is working on a project that will be coming soon to Youtube. Stay tuned for details.

  Here are some of her works.