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From Mahogany Gallery

  1. Untitled by Rosemary Ollison, Image 1.

    Rosemary Ollison

    Untitled

    Repurposed cloth

    $2,200

  2. Untitled by Rosemary Ollison, Image 1.

    Rosemary Ollison

    Untitled

    Repurposed leather and tie-dyed cloth

    $2,400

  3. Untitled by Rosemary Ollison, Image 1.

    Rosemary Ollison

    Untitled

    Repurposed fabric and leather

    $800

  4. Untitled by Rosemary Ollison, Image 1.

    Rosemary Ollison

    Untitled

    Repurposed leather, cloth and fabric paint

    $2,800

  5. Untitled by Rosemary Ollison, Image 1.

    Rosemary Ollison

    Untitled

    Repurposed leather, cloth and fabric paint

    $2,800

  6. Blind in One Eye and Can’t See Out the Other by Rosemary Ollison, Image 1.

    Rosemary Ollison

    Blind in One Eye and Can’t See Out the Other

    Repurposed leather, cloth and fabric paint

    58 x 48 in (147.32 x 121.92 cm)

    $2,800

  7. Mama by Rosemary Ollison, Image 1.

    Rosemary Ollison

    Mama

    Repurposed leather and thread

    120 x 168 in (304.8 x 426.72 cm)

  8. The Blue Notes by Rosy Petri, Image 1.

    Rosy Petri

    The Blue Notes

    fabric gesture

    20 x 20 in (50.8 x 50.8 cm)

    $3,250

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About the artist

Rosy Petri

Rosy Petri is a self-taught mixed media artist and storyteller from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She is currently represented by Calabar Gallery in New York, NY. Petri served as the inaugural Artist in Residence at the Bell Hooks Center at Berea College (2021), a Mary L Nohl Emerging Artist Fellow and a Mildred L. Harpole Artist of the Year (2020), the 11th Pfister Artist in Residence (2019), and a Milwaukee Artist Resource Network mentee under artist Della Wells (2018).

Petri’s work can be viewed in several prestigious collections, including the James Museum, the Bell Hooks Center at Berea College, the Pfister Hotel, Hunger Task Force, Northwestern Mutual’s Giving Gallery, African American Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin, and the Milwaukee County Courthouse. She is currently a member of the Women of Color Quilters Network, WI Craft, and the Kujichagulia Producer’s Cooperative.