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"Flooded Plains" (PRINTS AVAILABLE)
Original: acrylic on birch wood 9" x 12"
by Kelly Haneklau
"After reading a powerful article by Dr. James Haywood Rolling, Jr., President-Elect of the National Art Education Association, Chair of the NAEA Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion Commission and Professor of Arts Education, Syracuse University....it became clear to me that in order to help the racial injustice in our nation, I had to start with my self identification. This simple act alone, if done by many, can make a difference. I changed my title of Artist to Anti-Racist Artist."
-Kelly Haneklau
online on YouTube
FIRST UPCOMING EVENT:
We invite you to listen in on a moving "Pivotal Moments" interview with artist Kelly Haneklau and Lileeta Harlem, Motiv...
online on YouTube
Insidenova.com and in print: Inidenova Prince William
Kelly was honored by her community and Inside Nova as Best Artist of Prince William County. Votes were tallied from across the county to arr...
Insidenova.com and in print: Inidenova Prince William
Everyone Welcome! Motivational Speaker/Empowerment Coach/Author/Home of @keeptheboxllc, Leeta Harlem, talks with artist, Kelly Haneklau, a...
On Amazon
Check out Kelly's art in "Art From Heart", a book compilation of the top 40 pieces of illustrative artwork chosen from this international co...
On Amazon
www.lightspacetime.art
Kelly's abstract acrylic on canvas art piece entitled "Inside" was selected for this diverse international art exhibit. Enjoy!
www.lightspacetime.art
Kelly Haneklau is an internationally published free-lance anti-racist artist, art instructor, avid volunteer and philanthropist. She has her Bachelor of Science degree in Fine Art and owns and operates Minor Miracles, a working art studio, located in Bristow, Virginia where she creates commissioned art, teaches and hosts art exhibits , art camps and workshops.
Kelly's love of art has been life-long and she has always been involved in and practicing art. So much so, that upon entering college, she felt she should branch out and connect with another love, dancing. However, an old leg injury proved to be too painful for her to continue, so she returned to art. She considers this redirection of focus confirmation in her passion, and she is extremely grateful since she cannot imagine her life any other way.
Kelly works in many applications, however, her primary medium is acrylic on paper/canvas/wood. Her work balances color, light and form carefully to culminate into a feast for the eyes. Depth in her compositions emerges like a visual journey you want to travel to again and again. Her most recent projects are focusing on the racial injustices in America. She hopes her work can help to make a difference. Kelly thrives off of the lawlessness of art, not only in her journey of admiring and collecting art, but in her own personal creations. Her art theory on style and subject matter is a simple one.
"It is not necessary to remain focused on one style or technique or genre. Thinking and creating outside the box is a must for me. There is no box to begin with." Kelly Haneklau
Or for more information about Kelly's commissioned art, art exhibits, art lessons or canvas painting:
Bristow, Virginia, United States
(571) 330-3966 Our online store is open 24 hours/7 days a week. Commission art is available anytime. Virtual Classes are now being offered. Our physical studio is temporarily closed until further notice. Thank you for your understanding & patience.
Monday - Friday: 9am - 5pm
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
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