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Four Minutes, Four Questions: Artist Trinity Kai - Vimarsana News

Four Minutes, Four Questions: Artist Trinity Kai

Little Rock artist Trinity Kai combines cyanotype photography and cotton fabric to create haunting, thought-provoking, three-dimensional works. She uses her body in many of the pieces and the result, because of cyanotype's vivid blue, has an almost underwater affect. She also incorporates tinted, applied wax to create words in Braille on the fabric.

ARKANSAS ARTISTS: Cyanotype and fabric let artist 'shift time' - Vimarsana News

ARKANSAS ARTISTS: Cyanotype and fabric let artist 'shift time'

Little Rock artist Trinity Kai combines cyanotype photography and cotton fabric to create haunting, thought-provoking, three-dimensional works. She uses her body in many of the pieces and the result, because of cyanotype's vivid blue, has an almost underwater affect.

ART IN ARKANSAS: Gallery offerings for late January and beyond - Vimarsana News

ART IN ARKANSAS: Gallery offerings for late January and beyond

Here's another quasi-monthly roundup of art exhibits across the state. Holdups in the assembly and delivery are due to a combination of delays in news release information, the havoc that comes with the end of one year and the start of another and the recent spike in coronavirus cases in the state, which has put a damper on many of the receptions that usually accompany the unveiling of new exhibits.

ART IN ARKANSAS: Gallery offerings for late January and beyond - Vimarsana News

ART IN ARKANSAS: Gallery offerings for late January and beyond

Here's another quasi-monthly roundup of art exhibits across the state. Holdups in the assembly and delivery are due to a combination of delays in news release information, the havoc that comes with the end of one year and the start of another and the recent spike in coronavirus cases in the state, which has put a damper on many of the receptions that usually accompany the unveiling of new exhibits.