Khara Woods needs a bigger studio, but stays for the window
“We found Khara’s work through her recent show at Crosstown Arts this past Spring, and were delighted to meet up at a local coffee shop and learn more. As a working graphic designer, her eye for design infiltrates all aspects of her work across mediums, as well as the physical space she inhabits. Her attention to detail shines, from the way she writes down snippets of conversation that stay with her, to the way she collects artifacts of design to fill her space with inspiration. Her sensibility is observant and joyful, and shows the same mindfulness that drew us to her work the minute we saw it.” —KRYSTIANA KOSOBUCKI-HOWELL
Interview with Red 225
“Run and Row,” 24x24 inches, 2023
Kathleen, owner of Red 225, a non-profit gallery in Nashville, TN, asked me 20 questions and I answered them all. Check it out!
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