Ashia Ajani is a sun shower, an overripe nectarine, a carnivorous plant, a glass bead. They are the author of one poetry collection, Heirloom (Write Bloody Publishing, 2023) and a forthcoming collection of lyric essays, Tending the Vines (Timber Press, TBA). Ajani has received fellowships from Tin House, The Watering Hole, Just Buffalo Literary Center, SF Museum of the African Diaspora and Oak Spring Garden Foundation, among others. Her words have been featured in Them., Atmos, Split Lip Magazine and Sierra Magazine. Her writing is a kaleidoscope of her work as an eco-griot & abolitionist.
Additional Artworks
From AIRIE.Foundation
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Sara Beth Rabinowitz
Traces of Transplantation, 2017
Embroidery on Linen
30 x 20 in
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Alan Winslow
Untitled, 2015
Color Print
13 x 19 in
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Danielle Austen
Daisey Dome 2, 2012
Archival Pigment Photograph
28.5 x 18.5 in
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Annie Helmericks Louder
Mangrove Tangle, 2005
Charcoal on Paper
39 x 31 in
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Abigail Mouw, Michael Mouw
Pinelands I, 2003
Cibachrome
19.5 x 24 in
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Frank Duval
Alligator, 2003
Indian Ink and Color ink on Parchment
15 x 25 in
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Isabella Jacob
Darkness, 2002
Montage
12 x 19 in
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Jewel Rodgers
Jewel Rodgers expanded her practice beyond familiar environments
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