BIO
Brenda Kingery was raised in Oklahoma and is of Chickasaw and Anglo descent. Kingery is a contemporary artist and refers to her experiences living and working in Okinawa, Japan, Uganda, Africa, and Pow Wow’s of Oklahoma.
Kingery’s travels led her to completing a MA in Fine Arts and Art History at the University of Oklahoma, writing a master thesis on Ryukyuan Folk Art. Her postgraduate studies in Fine Art were done at Ryukyu Daigaku University in Okinawa, Japan, and studies in Chinese language at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas. While in Okinawa, Kingery taught Painting, Drawing, and Okinawan Folk Art culture at the University of Maryland Far East division. She later taught Art history at San Antonio College before starting her career as a full-time artist.
Kingery is a founding member of the Threads of Blessing and has traveled to Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, and Uganda to teach textile and design workshops.
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- Gathering Voices, 40 x 60, A_canvas
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- Home Another Way, 48 x 48, A_canvas
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- Okchamali (Blue), A_paper
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- Okchamali2 (green), 14 x 21.5, A_paper
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- Princess Talking-1, 12 x 12, A_wood panel
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- Princess Talking-2, 12 x 12, A_wood panel
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- Segimundo-1, 12 x 12, A_ wood panel
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- Segimundo-2, 12 x 12, A_wood panel
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- The Selection of the Princess, 36 x 60, A_canvas
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- Three Dancers, 18 x 18, A_wood panel
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- Turtles and Doves, 36 x 72, A_Canvas
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- Weaving Dreams, 16 x 16, A_wood panel
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- Winds and Smoke, 40 x 40, A_canvas
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- Woodland 10, 40 x 40, A_canvas
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- 1-January 1935, Ledger paper
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- 2-February 1935, Ledger paper
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- 3-April 1935, Ledger paper
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- 4-August 1938, Ledger paper
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- Assessment Roll, 191, Ledger paper
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- Copper Faces, 40 x 40, A_canvas
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