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Bernheim Artist Apparel

Bernheim Artist Apparel Limited Edition Series WINNERS

In 2020, in honor of the 40th anniversary of Bernheim’s Artist in Residence program and the value that art brings to the natural environment, Bernheim invited creatives from Kentucky’s artist and design community to submit image designs honoring the organization’s mission of connecting people with nature. Forty two Kentucky-based artists and designers submitted designs that addressed the unique aspects of Bernheim’s history, geography and wildlife, on-site attractions, nature-based educational programming and art in the landscape.

Designs are featured on Bella + Canvas t-shirts manufactured through environmental and eco-friendly practices in the USA, with inks made in Louisville, and screen printed at Print My Threads in Flatwoods, KY where solar panels generate most of their electricity.

Congratulations to Alexis (STIX) Brown from Radcliff and Tara (Remi) Remington from Louisville for their winning designs that interpret Bernheim’s mission of connecting people with nature from unique perspectives. T-shirts are now available for purchase in our Gift Shop.

Alexis (STIX) Brown

Born and raised in Radcliff, Ky., Alexis (STIX) Brown received a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree with an emphasis in Drawing from Bellarmine University 2006. Her latest publication The Purpose Tree, was finalized by the Kentucky Foundation for Women Residency Program in 2017. Currently working in micron pen and digital illustration, STIX’s art vibrate a deep sense of healing and connectivity by manifesting the change she would like to see in the world through her work. Her Bernheim design features her Godson holding the world and the girl hugging the fox projects her desire for young girls of color to be nurtured in the natural world.

In Summer of 2021, STIX transformed the Sally Newkirk Gallery at the Carnegie Center for Arts and History in New Albany into a temporary working Art Studio where visitors to the museum witnessed art-making in process within an incubation space for artistic experimentation and expression.

Tara Remington (Remi)

Tara Remington (Remi) is an American Multi-Disciplinary 2D/3D Artist whose processes include design, installation, printmaking, drawing, photography and sculpture. Remi’s formal study began at Ringling School of Art , Sarasota FL and Portfolio Center, Atlanta Ga. where she studied graphic design, photography, advertising and illustration. Remi’s design is a series of overlapping pieces from a botanical series she is developing for fabric and pattern design work. Each botanical was collected and harvested during the winter months around her urban landscape of Louisville, Ky. and processed through photo copying. 

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