Mary Jeys

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Twitch Show coming up in an hour and a half. Link Twitch Show coming up in an hour and a half. Link in bio. Will be seeing work by @smeeismee @karlhugoerickson @jgbhere @sokio @dr.pollie and yours truly. 6pm pacific/9pm eastern
Up to more shenanigans with screen portal performa Up to more shenanigans with screen portal performances. Thanks to: @ddorrrissss for making Wonder Women 12: Health as an opportunity to make during these past months; to @njcugalleries for hosting the talk and upcoming exhibition; to fellow presenting artists @av.animus, @stephiblu, and @kristydidit for your thoughtful projects; and to the remainder of resident artists @sharonleedelacruz, @everybodyslonely @aggieart @dr.pollie @christudo_art for supporting and sharing in the culture of constructive feedback along the way. Much love to friends who joined today and to all the friends who couldn’t make it. 😍😘🙋🏼‍♀️
Wonder Women Artist Talk: Health and Art in a Glob Wonder Women Artist Talk: Health and Art in a Global Pandemic. Thursday, Wonder Women Artist Talk: Health and Art in a Global Pandemic. Thursday, June 10, 12pm Pacific/ 3 p.m. Eastern Free Virtual Event Artists: Mary Jeys, Kristy Lopez, Avani Palkhiwala, Stephanie Tichenor The 12th annual Wonder Women Residency is being held online this year in response to the global pandemic. The theme for the residency is health, identity, and community. Four artists who have participated in the residency will share details about their work, their process and their journeys through making art about health and life during this difficult year. The 12th annual Wonder Women Residency is the first to be held entirely online. The theme of the residency was chosen to meet the artists where they found themselves: in isolation during a global health pandemic. The residency, which began in January 2021, discusses the many ways that one can analyze health and creative practice including healthcare, food, meditation, joy, relationships, genetics, disease, mental health, medicine, culture, family, history, and technology. The projects being created during the months of the residency reference the health of the artists’ own bodies and minds but also the health of our collective systems: cultural, institutional, economic, and societal. If this pandemic has turned a spotlight on our health individually, it has also laid bare every structure, local and global, that informs and fulfills our health. The projects have taken many forms including interactive video, wearable sculpture, painting, embroidery, ceramic sculpture, and narrative zine. The work from the residency’s 10 artists will be on exhibition in the Visual Arts Gallery at NJCU in the fall of 2021. The NJCU Center for the Arts and NJCU Art Galleries are so pleased to have these four artists share their work and experience of the residency in this artist talk.
Tuesdays and Thursdays ritual. #watercolor #hikean Tuesdays and Thursdays ritual. #watercolor #hikeandsketch #dromenon #sibleyvolcanicregionalpreserve #oakland #orinda #berkeley
First day of the mobile domestic sketchbook show. First day of the mobile domestic sketchbook show. Small pod of visitors, still have a sign-in sheet though! #sketchbook #hikeandsketch #watercolor #garageshow #pioneertown #onemonthofworkonedayofshow
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