Mira Hnatyshyn Studio Visit August 3, 2017 When visiting the studio of Mira Hnatyshyn, the first artwork encountered is a large mixed-media on raw canvas. Hanging in the fashion of a tapestry, the work tackles the Texas-based artist’s Ukrainian heritage. Hnatyshyn says its title, The Braidbasket, is a word-play from the Ukraine nickname as the “bread basket of Europe.” Previously shown at Bluestar Contemporary Museum in 2014, this work is based off of a photograph the artist took while traveling to the country just before the Maidan Revolution that same year. The artist said that she photographs tirelessly on her…
Category: Studio Visits
Raul Gonzalez
With the launch of my new website, I wish to start documenting my studio visits and making them available online for anyone who might be curious. In doing this, I aim to provide greater transparency in my artist selection process, wish to create more documentation for the artists that I visit, and hope to share the amazing things that I get to see with the world.