NEWS

In my working process, the challenge is to keep my energy directed toward awe, wonder, and curiosity.
— Charles Mary Kubricht

Charles Mary Kubricht with her work “SIGNALS,” 2021 to present, acrylic gouache, silver ink, and graphite on raw linen, 9 x 21 feet


Charles Mary Kubricht., Wholly Unwinding, for stage set, 2026

“We all have scars. Some seen, others hidden. Each tells a story or is a marker of an experience that, although painful, became  part of who we are. What happens though when we don’t just look at the scars but try to learn and grow through them—to honor how they helped us step into the people we are today? In Wholly Unwinding creator Hailey McAvoy  lets her  scars of growing up with Cerebral Palsy sing, and take us on her journey of healing and acceptance. With inspiration from an amalgamation of artists like Joni Mitchell, the Jackson Five,  Hildegard von Bingen and The Chicks to name a few, this  multi-genre work defies categorization as does a true definition of the healing process. Part musical, part folk concert, part old-time roof-raising spirituals with  stories around the campfire, Wholly Unwinding  invites us to come home to our bodies by singing the songs of our scars.”


RECENTLY

Recently I flew to LA to oversee the re-installation of my 24 x 4 foot artwork in the Santa Monica office of Dimensional Fund Advisors. I have installations in their London and Austin offices also. A section of the artwork


Charles Mary Kubricht, Landscapes Near and Far, 2018, photograph, 80 × 80 in., 300 lb. (203.2 × 203.2 cm, 136.1 kg), Commissioned through the Art in Architecture Program
Fine Arts Collection
U.S. General Services Administration