Paprika Pi

What a stunning warp from Kathrin Weber and Blazing Shuttles! I am over the moon!

Truth Be Told: An Artful Gathering of Women is a collaborative exhibit highlighting a years worth of conversations - difficult conversations - about racial injustice. When 7 Black women and 7 white women, loosely associated through the use of polymer clay as an art medium get together, the power of art is magnified. And so is the message.

We are at Two Villages Art Society in Contoocook NH. Honored to be a part.

Look! It’s my week to be highlighted in The Gathering! Check back every day and (in the almost words of Sally Fields, like it! like it!).

Featured artist of the week Joey Barnes. Growing up in Texas during the racially charged 1950s, Joey weaves the profound effect of anti-integration efforts she experienced firsthand into her work by combining polymer clay, found objects, and weaving techniques. She has both undergraduate and graduate degrees from The University of Texas where she studied art under Gibbs Millikan and Charles Umlauf.

Working under the name Paprika Pi, Joey’s work includes jewelry, sculpture and mixed media using polymer clay, various metals and stones, handweaving, and found objects.

Joey's Social Media
Website https://www.paprikapi.com
Facebook http://www.facebook.com/joey.barnes.982
Facebook2 https://www.facebook.com/paprikapi/
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mrwhitekeys/