Art at Noon Gallery Talk — Amanda Walters

Join Amanda Walters, Ringling College of Art and Design Editorial Manager, in a discussion about the exhibition Penumbra.

About Amanda Walters

Amanda Walters is a writer, editor, educator, and multimedia artist working primarily with sculptural forms and textiles. Both her written and visual works explore her relationships to death, nature, motherhood, kinship, and magic. Walters is also one-half of the journal and collaborative social practice textile project, Feral Fabric, originally based in the San Francisco Bay Area and now scattered across the globe.

Walters received her MFA in Studio Practice and MA in Visual and Critical Studies from California College of the Arts and her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She has been published by Play Press and exhibited nationally, including a solo show at NIAD Art Center in Richmond, California, and group shows at Hyde Park Art Center in Chicago, Berkeley Art Center, and Southern Exposure in San Francisco, among other places.