Kenesha Sneed's guest appearances

Kenesha Sneed

The Jealous Curator : ART FOR YOUR EAR

Black Girl In Om

Latham Thomas

Candice Kumai

Koya Webb

Siraad Dirshe

Lisa Congdon

Lindsay Arnold

Marina Abramović

Lalah Delia

Rachel Cargle

Morgan Harper Nichols

Karla Huffman

Anisah Ali

Jenné Claiborne

Rikkí Wright

Jamila Woods

OwlTail

From a career in motion graphics to a brand new life as a ceramicist, painter, muralist, and most recently a children's book author/illustrator - the fabulous Kenesha Sneed is my guest today.

From a career in motion graphics to a brand new life as a ceramicist, painter, muralist, and most recently a children's book author/illustrator - the fabulous Kenesha Sneed is my guest today.

KENESHA SNEED : many shapes of clay

Press play and journey through the musings of an incredible and impactful multidisciplinary artist we love, Kenesha Sneed. She truly embodies what it means to be a multifaceted Black woman through her exploration of art forms and absolute refusal to be boxed into any specific way of being. We’re especially lucky to catch Kenesha at this time as she celebrates ten years of crafting her artistry in a meaningful way. As is clear from our conversation and look through her work, what she brings to this world will last in your soul for a lifetime. In this conversation, Black Girl In Om Founder Lauren Ash and Art Director Deun Ivory explore Black womanhood as an entity in Kenesha's work, the path compassion for your craft can take you, grief and the importance of a support system, and the layers we all peel back to go a little deeper.  What does it mean to be a Black woman existing? Kenesha adds her sentiment to this question and as you listen, we invite you to do the same. Even though as a Black woman existing, there are pops of color and light, behind all of that there is someone still seeking and searching for solace.  Follow her artistic path on her website and feel more of her illustration vibes by perusing Tactile Matter. Get the full show notes, links to what was shared in this conversation, quotes to tweet, and more here and join us on Patreon for exclusive podcast updates today!

Press play and journey through the musings of an incredible and impactful multidisciplinary artist we love, <a href="http://bit.ly/2d8FCck" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kenesha Sneed.</a> She truly embodies what it means to be a multifaceted Black woman through her exploration of art forms and absolute refusal to be boxed into any specific way of being. We’re especially lucky to catch Kenesha at this time as she celebrates ten years of crafting her artistry in a meaningful way. As is clear from our conversation and look through her work, what she brings to this world will last in your soul for a lifetime. In this conversation, Black Girl In Om Founder <a href="https://instagram.com/hellolaurenash" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lauren Ash</a> and Art Director <a href="https://www.instagram.com/deunivory/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Deun Ivory</a> explore Black womanhood as an entity in Kenesha's work, the path compassion for your craft can take you, grief and the importance of a support system, and the layers we all peel back to go a little deeper.  What does it mean to be a Black woman existing? Kenesha adds her sentiment to this question and as you listen, we invite you to do the same. Even though as a Black woman existing, there are pops of color and light, behind all of that there is someone still seeking and searching for solace.  Follow her artistic path on <a href="http://bit.ly/2kcRQsa" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">her website</a> and feel more of her illustration vibes by perusing <a href="http://bit.ly/2lRxUvt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tactile Matter.</a> <a href="http://bit.ly/BGIOPodcastE50" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Get the full show notes, links to what was shared in this conversation, quotes to tweet, and more here</a> and <a href="http://bit.ly/BGIOPatreon" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">join us on Patreon</a> for exclusive podcast updates today!

#50. The Many Layers of Black Womanhood with Kenesha Sneed