Green Grass, Running Water, Klee's Fish Dead, and Raven
Acrylic on canvas
My definition of art has been dramatically expanded to include cultural creations that do not fit into the typical Western definition of art, for example oral narrative. I have come to realize that art, like food, is a necessity for survival. For me art is anything that makes ordinary existence special. I see art as a cultural dialogue between people.
Miriam Jordan is a practicing interdisciplinary artist and writer. Miriam has a BA in Honours English Language and Literature and a BA in Honors Visual Arts both from the University of Western Ontario. She has also studied traditional Korean painting under master Lee Young-Hwan in Ichon, South Korea. Miriam is currently pursuing an MFA in Interdisciplinary Art from Goddard College in Vermont, USA. She has exhibited internationally.
