Welcome back to the StudioHouse Newsletter – September Edition! It was an exciting summer, full of exhibitions, residencies, and artist talks. As always, for those joining us for the first time, I’m Jakia Fuller, a multidisciplinary artist, designer, writer, and podcaster based in Albuquerque, NM. I consider myself an abstract landscape artist, exploring various formsContinue reading “Studio House Newsletter – September 2025”
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Exhibition: Oscillation
On View: July 8, 2025 – July 27, 2025Vital Spaces, Santa Fe, NM The state of moving back and forth between two points. How does oscillation appear in our lives? Multidisciplinary artist Jakia Fuller’s first solo exhibition, Oscillation, creates an environment where audiences can explore and reflect on patterns, values, views, beliefs, or emotions theyContinue reading “Exhibition: Oscillation”
Take a deep breath…We made it to another weekend!
Take a deep breath…We made it to another weekend! In case you missed it, here are the artworks and writings highlighted this week! May these works encourage you to carve out moments for yourself to go inward and reflect on what’s coming up for you. Available Works Internal Landscapes – All I see is Grey…1,Continue reading “Take a deep breath…We made it to another weekend!”
How are you? Become Reacquainted With Your Internal Landscapes
How are you? No, really. How are you doing? Have you taken a moment to check in with yourself today? My series of original works, Internal Landscapes – An Abstract Perspective on Mercurial Topographies, serves as a guided visual meditation, carving out spaces of time for you to pause, breathe, and check in on yourself.Continue reading “How are you? Become Reacquainted With Your Internal Landscapes”
Check-In: What’s the landscape/terrain looking like today?
Today, we’re focusing on a piece from Internal Landscapes – An Abstract Perspective on Mercurial Topographies. The intention of this piece and series overall is to hold space to inspire and encourage viewers to check-in with themselves. Asking questions, like, ‘What’s the landscape or terrain looking like today?’, ‘How high is the river?’, ‘How fastContinue reading “Check-In: What’s the landscape/terrain looking like today?”
Vibrant! Colorful! Brillant! Pink! Become A Collector!
Welcome to May everyone! As mentioned in the StudioHouse Quarterly Newsletter, there are some changes in the Shoppe. Today, I’m highlighting this beautiful, vibrant, colorful original work, We got alot to be mad about…And yet we still rise 3, 2025. When thinking about today’s social climate, what issues and topics are associated with tints andContinue reading “Vibrant! Colorful! Brillant! Pink! Become A Collector!”
Stillness is here…within me
Stillness is here…within me – 3B, 2025 | 23in x 35in | Graphite Pencil (3B) Stillness is here…within me – 2B, 2025 | 23in x 35in | Graphite Pencil (2B) Stillness is here…within me – 4B, 2025 | 23in x 35in | Graphite Pencil (4B) For more art! Stay connected: IG, FB, & Pinterest
The Mourning Of A Pillar
The Mourning Of A Pillar – Blue , 2021 | 14in x 17in | Pastel The Mourning Of A Pillar – Green, 2021 | 14in x 17in | Pastel The Mourning Of A Pillar – Red-Orange, 2021 | 14in x 17in | Pastel
A Black Woman’s Tears
About | As a Black woman living in the United States, experiencing how the various systems and infrastructures of oppression, everything from education to employment, to interactions with individuals and personal relationships have contributed to the personal emotional blockage of Black women. We often keep a lot of our experiences and feelings of pain, anger,Continue reading “A Black Woman’s Tears”
Release, A Black Woman’s Tears
Serving as a self-love letter and reminder to Black women that it’s okay for us to release what needs to be released. Whether it’s joy, laughter, pain, frustration, anger, sadness, softness, happiness, laughter, and more, with various infrastructures and systems of oppression and suppression in play, there is an unspoken way of being where weContinue reading “Release, A Black Woman’s Tears”
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