Kateri Aris Gill's Page
Profile Information
- Contact Email
- kateriaris@gmail.com
- Art Interests
- Art History, Arts Ministry, Drawing, Education, Illustration, Mixed Media, Museum/Gallery, Painting, Theology
- Artist / Personal Statement
- Making art is an act of remembering. I draw, carve, paint, and write in search of the lesson, the pearl of great worth, the gold in the dross. I refine, concentrate, preserve the best parts. A human life is diluted with struggles and distractions. An artist records truth and surprises the viewer with beauty.
- Accomplishments / CV
- Education
2011 B.A. in Art Belhaven University
Awards/Honors:
2013 Portico Magazine’s 5 Rising Artists
2012 City of Slidell Purchase Award
2010 Freshman Art Major of the Year Award
Exhibition Record:
2015 Belhaven Alumni Invitational. Bitsy Irby Gallery, Jackson, MS. September 19 - December 31.
2015 Manifest Inheritance (solo show). Gallery Edit, Richmond, VA. August 7 - 31.
2014 A Taste of Jackson. The Junior Olympics at the Jackson COnvention Center. Jackson, MS. May 8 - 11.
2013 Composition. Performing Arts Complex at Jackson Academy. Jackson,MS. November 21.
2013 CIVA JUSTart Juried Exhibition. Hansen Galleries at Wheaton College.Wheaton, IL. Juror: Rowley. June 14.
2012 5 Rising Artists. Nunnery’s at Gallery 119. Jackson, MS. October 10.
2012 Mississippi Collegiate Art Competition. Mississippi University for Women. Jackson, MS. Juror: Heather Deyling. February 16-March17.
2012 Fischer Galleries McClean Center Art Show
2012 Woodbury Lutheran Church Festival of Christian Art
2012 The Collaborative Arts Concert. Belhaven University. Jackson, MS.February 4.
2011 Senior Art Exhibition. Bitsy Irby Gallery. Jackson MS. November 12 - January 6.
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Hey there -- good to see your work at CIVA. Nice to be in touch here.
Kateri,
I think your show is very strong, and I really like the variety and energy in the way you take the wood apart and transform it. You also do a great job with presentation. I think I like the more sculptural works the most, but that is probably just personal preference. It is a very nice set of works.
I may indeed have taught some of your former classmates, I have been doing it a while!
best,
ken
Thanks for your kind affirmation. I am looking forward to the conference as well. If you are an artist, I would enjoy viewing your work.
Heidi
Hey there friend! Glad to see you on here! Your work is a great addition to the site!