An Artist Talk on Thresholds, Fiber Optic Art, and the Space Between Who We Were and Who We're Becoming
On June 19th, Utah fiber optic artist Addison Kanoelani took the stage at the Center for the Arts Kayenta and instead of explaining her work, she set up two chairs and said nothing. This is what happened next.
Making Art in the Desert: How Southern Utah Shapes My Work
Millions of years ago, the American Southwest was covered by an ancient inland sea. I'm Hawaiian, ocean-rooted, and I've always felt strangely at home in this desert. I think I'm starting to understand why — and it's in every layer of my paintings.