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Tybee Tallulah Maitri is a queer artist from New England who studied studio art and photography at Simmons University. They also have a BA from University of North Carolina in Asheville in Women, Gender, and Sexualities Studies. They are inspired by nature, the cosmos, community, their higher power, their environment, as well as other artists . They work in mixed media collage, photography, clay and woodworking. They enjoy the feeling of materials in their hands and the ability to construct new realities from pieces of paper, earth, and wood. They have lived in Western Northern Carolina for ten years and enjoy and are inspired by their environment and community.
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Contact for Art: LLLmaitriLLL@gmail.com
Solo Exhibitions and Publications
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2019 University of North Carolina, Disability Center, Asheville NC
2017 Asheville Studio 27, Asheville, NC,
2015 Rosettas Cafe, Asheville, NC
2014 Out of the Blue, Cambridge, MA
2014 Bloodroots, Bridgeport, CT (Permanent Exhibition)
2013 Healthworks Gallery, Cambridge MA
2012 The Otherside Cafe, Boston, MA
2012 Piece of Heaven, Brighton, MA (Permanent Exhibition)
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Group Exhibitions
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2025 Mad in America (Science, Psychiatry, and Social Justice), Online Gallery
2019 Our Voice Art Show, Masonic Temple, Asheville, NC
2018 Public Library, Weaverville, NC
2018 15th Annual Juried Student New Media Exhibition, Univeristy of North. Carlona in Asheville, NC
2016 Rainbow Community School, Dios De Los Muertos Altar, Asheville, NC
2013 Harvard Leadership Conference, Cambridge, MA
2011 Inside Outside Art Mural (Collaboration with Street Artist), Cambridge, MA
2011 Trustman Art Gallery, Simmons University, Boston, MA
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Upcoming Shows
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2025 Haywood Art Council Gallery, Cool Group Exhibition, Waynesville, NC, January 29 – March 3
2025 Haywood Art Council Gallery, Quilted Expressions: A Celebration of Block-Based Art, Waynesville, NC, April 9 – June 2
2025 Asheville Art Museum, Group Exhibition Asheville Strong: Celebrating Art and Community After Hurricane Helene, February 13—May 5, 2025
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Publications
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2016-Present Oddball Magazine Art and Poetry
2020 City of Asheville, Transgender Day of Remembrance Proclamation (Jewish name printed, Jeremiah)
2020, June Laurel of Asheville, Authentic Resilence in Transgender Inclusive Art