Rainn-E Days: Stop Slavery Now.

Not only did my piece get selected for this show, but they're using it as the main photo for the page.

That's pretty exciting.

"Bound"

About me:

I am a visual artist living in Philadelphia.

For the last few years my work has been focused on issues involving abuse. My intent has been to raise awareness about the effects- immediate and long-term- and in a way, force society to see those effects. Currently I am transitioning/experimenting into other focuses.

EDUCATION:
BA Studio Art, Holy Family University, PA 2011

Member of the Women’s Art Caucus, Philadelphia Chapter

Member of the Young Women’s Caucus

Member of the WCA International Caucus

Mural Coordinator for Nazareth hospital- designing, sketching, organizing, painting and partially responsible for getting supplies (along with two others) 2010

Volunteered for St. Charles Borromeo Catholic School to design/create backdrops for a school event

Volunteered for Holy Family’s Art Department concerning the school ‘portal’ website

Participant of the WHYY Art Festival-- presenting three pieces (09/09)

Participant of the Independence Visitor Center Art gallery Show, presenting one piece in a two month long event and speaking at the opening (01/10)

Participant in SEPCHE Honors Conference (2010) and SEPCHE Honors Conference (2011)Participant of the International Women’s Day gallery show at the University of Pennsylvania International House, presenting one piece in a two month long event (2010)

Participant of the International Women’s day gallery show at the University of Pennsylvania International House, presenting one piece in a three month long event (2011)

Presented a Solo show at the Holy Family Art Gallery, presenting a full gallery of work for a month long event and speaking at the opening (2011)

Participant in the WCA Philadelphia Human Trafficking Awareness Project (2011)

Designer of the Elmer's Heating and Air Company Logo (2011)

Participant of the Livengrin gallery show, presenting three piece in a long-term event (2011-2012)

One of the illustrators for John Crostek's 'A Dream a Day' (2011)

Participant of the "Gender Games" gallery show at the University of Pennsylvania International House, presenting one piece in a four month long event (2012)

Participant of the "Stop Slavery Now" gallery show at the F&H Gallery, presenting two pieces in a month long event (2012)

Published one piece in the Certain Circuits Magazine, April 2012 issue (2012)

Participant of the 'Tecknowldge' show at Holy Family Gallery, presenting two pieces in a month long event (2012)

Rainn-E Days

Stop Slavery Now.

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