Aneesa Shami Zizzo: RECLAMATION considers the process of constructing and reclaiming one’s identity by attending to shared memory.
Studio 203 is thrilled to present Politico residents, our first artist-in-residence program framed as a continuously evolving two-person exhibition, featuring Hector O. Hernandez and Aneesa Shami Zizzo.
I will continue creating new tapestries for my Bedtime Stories for Yuri series, as well as hosting a series of workshops centered around themes of parenthood/caregiving and healing generational trauma through crafting.
Finding strength from her own community of fellow artist-parents and caretakers, Aneesa will host a crafting circle inviting Dearborn-based artist-parents to connect with one another.
Join me at Kleefeld Contemporary and learn how to make a knotted rug weaving with yarn and upcycled textiles.
Join me for a discussion about my current solo exhibition, RECLAMATION, on view at Kleefeld Contemporary.
Battle of the Saints highlights the everyday icons worshiped across cultures. This group show will highlight prints from the Self Help Graphics Professional Print Studio, including Salomon Huerta and Isabel Martinez, alongside local artists in Los Angeles and Long Beach, such as Josiah O’Balles, Sayon Syprasoeuth, and more.
This exhibition celebrates the lineage mothers pass down to their children, illustrating cultural healing methods and hereditary resilience through various craft-based practices.
Art Share L.A. proudly presents A Common Thread, an exhibition featuring fiber-based and textile works of art exploring autobiography and social critique, connection and displacement.
Contemporary Perspectives in Fiber Arts features the work of twenty-five members of California Fibers. Opening Jan 7, 2023.
Learn to depict your emotions and memories as abstract imagery.
Celebrate Small Business Saturday by shopping at Studio 203’s holiday market pop-up on November 26th
One of my pieces will be on view at the Long Beach Airport through the end of 2021!
Learn how to make a knotted rug weaving with yarn and upcycled textiles.
Join me for an online Fabric Collage workshop with the Able ARTS Work Learn for Life program!
Inspired by the idea of the “rememory” found in Toni Morrison’s Beloved, this workshop shares how to capture the abstract notion of memory through material exploration.
I am participating in “The Color Show: RED” at the Able ARTS Work gallery.
Stitch together your own fabric collage with upcycled textiles! This workshop focuses on using collage methods with fabric and applique techniques.
I will be participating in a conversation moderated by art historian & curator Claudia Pretelin. In conjunction with the exhibition ɪɴꜱᴛʀᴜᴍᴇɴᴛꜱ ᴏꜰ ᴍᴇᴍᴏʀʏ at Studio 203.
This exhibition features the work of four artists based in Los Angeles, CA whose practice explores history, memory, and placemaking in ways that are tied to the diasporic nature of their own personal identity.
Learn how to make a knotted rug weaving with yarn and upcycled textiles.
Featuring members of the artistic group, California Fibers, this exhibition focuses on the interplay between concept and material.
Inspired by weft-looping techniques that date back to cloths from 2,000 BCE found at Deir-el-Bahari, participants will experiment with a continuous loop pile weave structure to create a densely packed fabric.
Artists Aneesa Shami and Monica Lloyd livestream a studio tour and discussion about their most recent collaboration.
The Sketchbooks, a collaborative project and exhibition by Monica Lloyd and Aneesa Shami, on view September 28, 2020 through November 14, 2020.
Thrilled to be part of the Wende Museum’s Art Past Present series on September 16, 2020 for Textile Month L.A.
The Process: [EXPOSED] is a virtual art exhibition incorporating photographic elements and the exploration of various digital processes in a new virtual world. The ARTifact Community Arts Showcase is an annual tradition of Able ARTS Work. Beginning in 2014, with the first ever showcase held at ARTifact Forum & Gallery in Hawthorne.
My piece, “Baba’s Goldmine,” is currently on view in Exh 04, an online exhibition by Floorr Magazine.
Outdoor exhibition featuring “Something Sacred.” On view through July 2nd.
Explore the surrealist nature of collage by using fabric appliqué. Class fee is $75 for this four-hour workshop, and includes all materials, tools, handouts and instruction.
Toward a new mythos is on view through April 4, 2020 at Studio 203.
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