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Zinka Project: Artist Statement:

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As a printmaker I combine various printmaking techniques to create layered monoprints which tell the stories of diverse relationships. By layering and piecing together an assortment of images and text I visualize the complexities of relationships and their range of connections. These single unique images work contextually in larger bodies of work to highlight larger narratives and/or social issues while individually telling the stories of those people directly impacted by the story. The Fading of the #10.

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Zinka Project: Onward at OFAR

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The past week has been busy, though it is interesting that I am spending about as much time in the studio as I am with the community and in various meetings with individuals. Wednesday saw Jon Henry and I at Peace by Design, one of EMU. S Summer Institute courses taught by Deanna. Giving a brief talk on my work at EMU. I've been getting positive responses to the first two parts of my project, the interviews and the workshop. Larkin Arts. The Collins Center's brochure about the projects. This project will...

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Zinka Project: September 2012

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Work out of state: "The Paper Chase: Volume One". So I got asked to be a part of this recurring show in Kansas at a place called the Invisible Hand Gallery. It's a table top print-fair type show that will happen quarterly and include 10 artist from around the country. One of the former grad students at UGA, Andrew Burkitt. Info for the event itself can be found here. The Invisible Hand Gallery. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Zinka Project on a Roll. Things I wrote before you got here:. The Fading of the #10.

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Zinka Project: October 2012

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All the art things from every direction! Ah, it's been awhile since I updated this thing here. A LOT is going on. First in my non art life I managed to sprain my foot as well as fracture it (I didn't know you could do both at the same time but boom, there it is) while caring for my younger brother and sister on my own for a week. It's made all the other stuff going on really really interesting. The Atlanta Office of Cultural affairs Public art program. Additionally we are hosting, with Back on My Feet.

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Zinka Project: Create your story workshop with The Collins Center

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Create your story workshop with The Collins Center. So aside from the interviews I've been doing for the past two weeks, I've been prepping for the public art piece (I begin tomorrow) and also prepping for the workshop I gave tonight. Everyone seemed to have a great time and went home with multiple pieces. It was a lovely and moving experience (and everyone even helped me clean up). I'll get better at workshops eventually, I hope, and also at teaching. I am so grateful to The Collins Center. The Citrus R...

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Zinka Project: July 2014

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I curated a show: Sense of Self at Xchange Gallery at The Arts Exchange. I did a thing I've never done before and curated a show with 6 artists, only half of whom actually live in Atlanta. Pretty pumped for the opening in two weeks. More updated, particularly during my first time installing a show with other people's works, as time progresses. Info about the artists and show below. The Arts Exchange Gallery Hours:. Xchange Gallery Thursday through Saturday, 1­5 pm. 750 Kalb Street, SE. Is an Atlanta&#173...

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Zinka Project: August 2012

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MINT announces the Leap Year artists and guess what! Yours truly was selected as a Leap Year artist! Made the announcement on their facebook page and Burnaway. Provided some brief coverage here: http:/ www.burnaway.org/2012/08/mint-gallery-announces-second-round-of-leap-year-winners/. Creative Loafing provided some coverage as well! Selections from the Emerging Artist Residency Opens Friday. Selections from the Emerging Artist Residency. The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia. Zinka Project on a Roll.

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Zinka Project: Public art day one: We are all statistics-Children of Harrisonburg

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Public art day one: We are all statistics-Children of Harrisonburg. Just finished 8 hours of chalking hopscotch courts on the main square of downtown Harrisonburg. I had no idea how exhausting that would be but it seems like my time estimation was spot on-I got half done today and will finish the second half tomorrow. I'm chalking hopscotch courts for a specific reason. Each court represents one child that the Collins Center. Here's the original statement I wrote up for this portion of the project:.

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Zinka Project: Goodbye to Harrisonburg

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It's my last morning in Harrisonburg, Virginia. I've rented a car and will drive home to Atlanta from here. I'll miss this place but I'll always be an OFARian now, and it seems I may be back in October, which is pretty exciting. It rained much earlier Saturday (started around 4), so the work got washed away much faster. I don't mind however, and one person, after understanding what the project was about, said something poetic along the lines of "don't we wish it were that easy in real life." True. Things...