Second Sunday Artist Talk - April Anue Shipp

April Anue Shipp is an interdisciplinary artist known for her mesmerizing and thought-provoking works that explore the intersection of art, history, current events and human emotions. With a unique blend of traditional techniques and innovative approaches, April creates works that challenge the boundaries of perception.

April was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. April’s passion for art emerged at an early age. Fascinated by the interplay of color and textures, she spent countless hours experimenting with various mediums, from mud/clay, paint, paper and fabrics. This multidisciplinary background laid the foundation for her diverse artistic practice, which encompasses quilt making, doll making, and sculpting.

Inspired by the ever-evolving world around her, April delves into the complexities of the human condition and the ways in which we relate to our surroundings.  Her artworks serve as visual narratives, inviting views to contemplate themes of identity, connection. Through her pieces, she seeks to evoke introspection and spark conversations about the rapidly changing society.

Over the years, April’s art has been showcased in numerous exhibitions and galleries both nationally and internationally.

Presented in partnership with 
The Hannan Center