San Diego artist uses creativity to uplift Black culture and 'determine how we are seen'

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Domonique King is a visual artist who works with yarn and nails to create portraits. She's leading the Women's Museum of California's October 'Craftivism Class: Nail Art Portraits' workshop, which is a complement to their 'Crafting Feminism' exhibition and intended to help people learn a crafting…

exhibit and is intended to teach people a crafting skill they can use in their activism. Attendees will get a lesson in creating a nail art portrait of political activist, professor and former member of the Black Panther Party, Angela Davis, and a bit about her work and history.King, 37, lives in College Area near San Diego State University with her partner and their two sons, a high school junior focused on creative writing and an eighth-grader on the swim team.

You’re leading the “Craftivism Class: Nail Art Portraits” on Friday. How do you see your work with yarn and nails within the context of activism?My work promotes strategic planning, patience, creativity, focus and especially love. I believe all of those are important contributors to practicing activism.On your website, you have a video that allows people to see a bit of what goes into creating a piece.

 

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