#40.  Researching her ancestry has helped Angie to feel like there is a purpose and a place for her story.  Through her research she has been reminded of her part in our global story that spans oceans and continents.

In this episode Angie shares:

• How she reconciled her connection to land taken from indigenous people generations ago
• Why she tries to keep her culture intact in spite of living in a “melting pot”
• How she incorporates the role of women in her mixed media art

About Angie:

Angie Follensbee-Hall is an artist and a teacher. Angie was born in Sicily, Italy, and has immersed herself in the study of myth and her-story as she reclaims her identity to women’s wisdom traditions. She creates mixed media and handmade paper tapestries inspired by nature, stories, and the deep mystery of the world. Angie has taught classes, workshops, and teacher training in art, yoga, and mindfulness for over 20 years. She holds a BFA degree in studio arts, a Master of Arts in Education with a concentration on creative practice.

Connect with Angie:

Website          angiefollensbeehall.com
Facebook        @angiefollensbeehall
Instagram       @angiefollhall
Twitter            @AngieFollHall
 
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