Location: Art Building, Room 143
Kathryn Polk is a southern-born artist whose personal life has been a major influence on her body of work. Her art began with her love of drawing. Relying on her sketchbook she draws from memory to develop narrative content and figurative imagery. Polk’s stone lithographs investigate the various paths of women’s lives. “My art is a collection of personal narratives referencing the past to the present. My drawings and lithographs depict visual memories and thoughts through the eyes of all the women in my family”.
Artist lecture sponsored by the Gale Memorial X-tra Fund
