July 16, 2021 Image Image credit: Jeralyn Mohr In Material Language, Jeralyn Victoria Mohr ’06 investigates media and texture to expand the notions of what painting means in 2021. In a new series of Earth Paintings, Mohr fabricated an artistic media using red soil from Sedona, Arizona, and Murrieta, California. In her Silk Paintings, Mohr explains, she uses silk up-cycled from saris, which she weaves, knots, stretches, and layers so the fibers’ history has a poetic connection to women, craft, ritual, and self-expression through adornment. Material Language On view through July 10, 2021 NewStudio Gallery (St. Paul) Learn More (midwesthome.com—May 14, 2021) Explore more about Jeralyn Mohr
In Material Language, Jeralyn Victoria Mohr ’06 investigates media and texture to expand the notions of what painting means in 2021. In a new series of Earth Paintings, Mohr fabricated an artistic media using red soil from Sedona, Arizona, and Murrieta, California. In her Silk Paintings, Mohr explains, she uses silk up-cycled from saris, which she weaves, knots, stretches, and layers so the fibers’ history has a poetic connection to women, craft, ritual, and self-expression through adornment. Material Language On view through July 10, 2021 NewStudio Gallery (St. Paul) Learn More (midwesthome.com—May 14, 2021)