Molly Zuckerman-Hartung is a painter, writer and teacher born who grew up in Olympia Washington and participated in Riot Grrl in her formative years. Now she is working and grocery shopping and taking walks in Connecticut with her girlfriend and dog. She is an autodidact who is recently opening her attention to pattern and repetition, difference, learning, feedback loops, nostalgia, dolls, Victorian collage and textiles, John Coltrane and Miles Davis, Gees Bend quilts, the effects of soul lag on humans, high theory, low theory, kitsch, Modernism, affect theory, coloring crayons, tissue paper, the parergon, tactility, Elizabeth Bishop, the color of the light in the bare woods, and the emotional landscapes of students, friends, colleagues and strangers alongside whom she lives.
Image credit: Courtesy of the artist.
