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Bee Reid

Echinacea body
Felicia Body

These pieces are a part of a series that uses the language and symbolism of flowers to communicate how I would like to feel in my body. Lavender represents the calm I desire to feel while existing in a marginalized body, especially in public spaces. Felicia symbolizes happiness and Oenothera signifies protection. These pieces are heavily influenced by my identity as a fat, neurodivergent, genderqueer dyke. I find it impossible to separate my identities from my relationship to my body. The overlaps of my identity often leave me on the margins of my communities.

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Studio Song: Smog by Indigo De Souza

Filed Under: New & Now: Emerging Artists of Ohio 2023

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Established in 1963, Ohio Designer Craftsmen engages and enriches the community through high-quality exhibitions and education programs, and supports/promotes the professional development of craft artists. The organization owns and operates the Ohio Craft Museum in the Grandview Heights area and has organized Winterfair in Columbus for over 45 years. Ongoing funding for Ohio Designer Craftsmen is provided by the Ohio Arts Council, Greater Columbus Arts Council and the Columbus Foundation.

 

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