Artlisia Bibbs Artistic Bio: Visual and Performance Artist
Artlisia's work is a vivid tapestry woven from the rich and intricate fabric of the African American experience. Engaging with diverse mediums—oil, acrylic, pastel, and collage—Artlisia captures the dynamic essence of African American art and heritage. Her journey as a sculptor is marked by distinctive clay pieces that echo African traditions and symbols, reflecting the resilience and creativity of her community.
Amazing Women of History description
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Are You Thinking What I'm Thinking? Collective is a group of many-disciplined performers (dance, stand-up, music, theater, performing arts) who create art through different devised methods, both quickly and slowly.
Sculpting Clay or How I Became Mother of Unicorns
Sculpting Clay or How I Became Mother of Unicorns is a solo show written and performed by Ayesis Clay. It is a coming-of-age tale about one woman’s attempts to navigate the fantastical journey of her dreams while repeatedly being drawn into the complicated, often dark realities that her students face: self-actualization, oppressive systems in schools, incarceration, and even death. Weaving fantastical projections with live action, this solo performance addresses a silently increasing problem in our schools: secondary traumatic stress in educators.
It usually accompanies the "REIGNITE: Addressing Compassion Fatigue and Burnout in Educators" workshop.
It usually accompanies the "REIGNITE: Addressing Compassion Fatigue and Burnout in Educators" workshop.
Details: Run- Time: 1 hour (with accompanying workshop: 2 hours)
Article from Plenty Magazine about my Teaching
See more information about Article from Plenty Magazine about my TeachingYear: 2024
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Rae Red (Rae Hample) they/them, is a multimedia performer, teacher, and runs a community art and organizing space out of their home in Baltimore, MD. They imbue their projects with playful sincerity while examining ideas of perception and transformation, often through the lens of trans futurity. They use movement, technology, animation, and poetry to explore many subjects having to do with metamorphosis and queer potential. Red is originally from Albuquerque, NM where they developed their love of live performance, and nature with its queer, sexy, and violent rhythms.
Diane Y. Macklin has dedicated over two decades to the narrative arts. As a performer, teaching artist, and writer, she invests fully in the transformative nature of storytelling to explore the unique, yet universal, elements of humanity.