Kay Healy on artblog radio

Kay Healy is known for her "stuffed" wall works, printed environments that look a little like scenery for a play. The environments are domestic, with chairs, tables, a refrigerator, a sink -- printed and stuffed to look like soft, life-size relief sculptures. The artist is from New York, and was influenced by the loss of her home at a young age. After getting a BA in art history, she went on to an MFA in printmaking. In our interview, she talks about her life and her influences, including Pepon Osorio, whose work convinced her that art could have a tangible effect on peoples' lives. We met Kay on Nov. 20 in her studio on Carpenter St. in South Philadelphia.

You can listen to Kay Healy on artblog radio online on Radio and Podcast. Open the player on this page to stream the available audio.

Kay Healy on artblog radio is an episode from Artblog Radio by TheArtblog,Inc..

This episode is 19:32 long.

This episode was published on Dec 13, 2013.

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