Art
Thai Woman & Native American Woman/Art by Sheinina Lolita Raj
- Item Number
- 137
- Estimated Value
- 4500 USD
- Opening Bid
- 1000 USD
Item Description
You may recognize Sheinina Lolita Raj’s portraits from the COVER of the Muck’s 2022 Catalog. She is donating to support our Educational Programming. The portraits on display at the Muck (Thai Woman & Native American Woman) are printed on metal (40”h x 30” w), however ANY of her 26 cultural images works can be ordered / printed on paper (various sizes) for archival framing (editions of 10). Retail $4,500, bids start at just $1,000. This is a great opportunity to start your own art collection!
Sheinina is a critically acclaimed and award winning Interdisciplinary artist. Her art exhibition Intercultural has garnered world renowned accolades that include the City of Miami Beach Intercultural Day Proclamation, the Most Innovative Artist Award from World Art Dubai and the Tokyo International Foto Gold Award. Sheinina has toured the world from the US, Canada, Middle-East, Asia and the South Pacific to exhibit Intercultural and speak publicly on behalf of Global Affairs Canada, the British Council and the Govt. Of Fiji with missions to advance Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Sheinina is a globally certified Community Teaching Artist whose pedagogy is inspired by Intercultural an immersive vision and sound art experience that features a quadraphonic collaboration with Nelly Furtado. For the conceptual and detailed contemporary fine art photography collection Sheinina has portrayed Woman from 26 nations as she honors ancestral heritage and unifies humanity. Her phenomenological approach embraces a wellness practice, learning and developing through experiential art. Her Artist Engagements support positive transformations that enhance intrapersonal awareness and empower interpersonal relations.
Item Special Note
Each Portrait Dimensions:
40"H by 30"W
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