Traci Molloy is an interdisciplinary artist whose work focuses on the tough topic of youth violence. In the newest episode of Studio Sessions we have an in-depth discussion on the subject and how she chooses to present it to her audiences. Listen to the full episode on Big Red & Shiny by following the link below.
Studio Sessions: Traci Molloy on Big Red & Shiny
About Traci: Traci earned her BFA at Alfred University, and her MFA and Master’s in Arts Education from the University of Ohio. Traci’s work often focuses on death and loss, particularly in instances that involve children. Her pieces are informed by her personal experiences, and she is also an activist and educator that works to raise awareness and offer support on issues of childhood violence and grief counseling, among other things.
Commemorative stamp from the Kids that Kill Kids series by Traci Molloy
Detail from Day 3,220 by Traci Molloy
Tomorrow I Might Forget by Traci Molloy
Prototype: Killed by Traci Molloy
Prototype: Killer by Traci Molloy
Installation view of Kids that Kill Kids by Traci Molloy