Catch Adia Millett in conversation with Simone Gage at the San Jose State University, part of the Department of Art & Art History weekly free public lecture series.
Millett’s work honors the history of domestic craft, abstraction, and architecture, while being inspired by afro futurism, emotional resiliency and the preservation of our land. Her work ranges from painting, quilting, stained-glass, collage, video, sculpture, to installation. Investigating the fragile interconnectivity among all living things, she deconstructs images, ideas and materials to shed light on the multifaceted and complex parallels between the creative process and the nature of personal identity.
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