In a brightly colored barrage of many-layered magnificence, St. Louis artist Julia Curran creates raw homages to the sacred feminine, conflicted ex-votos for the body, and frenzied satire of hyper-masculine insecurities and the apocalyptic pitfalls of capitalist America on steroids. Predominantly a printmaker, she also works in sculpture, performance, painting, and installation in her creative conquests. Julia’s work is of the socio-politically conscious tradition of printmaking, but is also nuanced by the artist’s well-seasoned perspective and understanding of pop culture.

Join Resonator in welcoming Julia for this month's Second Friday Art Walk. She'll have a slew of amazing things for you to ponder and purchase.