We recently received mail from the USA: a thick envelope containing a plethora of objects. There were drawings [enlarge] as well as photos from magazines. We found a sketch explaining the function of a dredging boat and some of Leonardo da Vinci’s famous anatomical studies. (Unfortunately, not the originals.)
The sender was Hanna Marie Dean Wright from Kentucky, USA. Hanna is a folk artist who states: Being young and dynamic, she refuses to let a few experts and leading galleries decide what the rest of humanity should consider art:
“Art is something people should be able to relate to. Art is a visceral experience that can be accessed by all regardless of race socioeconomic status, gender, religion or identity.”
Links to Hanna’s Works
- Share Journal: The Gallery of Hanna Wright
- An Interview
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