Always the Unintended Suffer War

Abby Karish mural

Abby Karish

Sarasota, FL

 

I believe that singular personal behavior in the world manifests itself somehow as energy for good or ill, and I try to put whatever I am into the good pile.  My interest in this project is part of that intention — to say this situation is wrong and to speak to that through my art.

 

Biography:

I have always been an artmaker, eclectic in my use of medium and response to opportunity, working in formed metal and beaded jewelry and sculpture, huge wall murals; beautiful design and also political intent.  And also an art educator, teaching many levels in hopes I could encourage the bravery it takes to go through the creative process towards an intentional and beautiful product. 

 

 

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