#for further study

I had roughly 13 different sites that I used to research make Kelly. These are some of the top three that I used! I absolutely loved him and I’ve learned so much through studying him!

https://www.moma.org/artists/3045

https://americansuburbx.com/2015/02/the-late-mike-kelley-on-freak-culture-feminism-and-the-gender-unequal-art-world.html

https://www.kcet.org/shows/artbound/a-brief-encounter-with-mike-kelley

This is a great site to learn all about her shows, her work, and a brief description of her biography. I loved the source because it detailed list of her awards and recognition as well as all of her museum collections. It is quite extensive and I think it gives a really good overview of everything that she’s accomplished in her life: https://www.sheilahicks.com/bio

The site provides an overview of her life. There’s an interview with Hicks that you can listen to and learn more about. There’s a transcript as well in case you don’t want to listen to it, I found this very useful: https://www.aaa.si.edu/collections/interviews/oral-history-interview-sheila-hicks-11947

This is a great site if you want to get a brief overview of her life and get to see all of her work. It has pictures of her art as well as videos with interviews of the artist about her work: https://www.moma.org/artists/2631#works

This was one of my favorite sites for learning about her exhibition titled “Thread, Trees, River”. The site has a lot of pictures and videos detailing how Hicks came up with her exhibition: http://mak.at/en/sheilahicks

This was my favorite source. It was written about Hicks after somebody had an interview with her. I believe that this is a great source to see her personality and see where Hicks his heart is at in her work. Even though she doesn’t like talk about herself. I think this source gave a lot of good detail about her life that she tries to not portray to the world: https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-84-sheila-hicks-making-defiant-honest-art/amp

The slash site is another good site talking about Hick’s exhibition “Thread, Trees, River”. It goes into depth about some of the meanings behind the pieces as well as shares where she got inspiration for many of the pieces: https://www.spikeartmagazine.com/?q=articles/sheila-hicks-thread-trees-river

Sheila Hicks Cukulcan, 2018 Wool, cotton, copper, silk 7.87 H x 10.63 inches 20 H x 27 cm Remembering Chile

Exhibited: Panta Rhei, Sheila Hicks, Galerie Nächst St. Stephan, Vienna, Austria, 2018