Bex Hall @ Gallery 610

Brief Bio

Bex Hall is an "artist who writes and a writer who arts." Her work has appeared and been sold through the Grayson Gallery. Her writing has been published, most recently in Kerning, a literary magazine, and in the Stories of Hope Collection in Transplant Living. She creates in Studio BE overlooking the Ohio River. After her grandmother passed in 2007, Hall said she found artwork she created as a child among all the things her grandmother saved. One of her favorite scenes then: a tree, a fence, a horse, a pasture. She ran my fingers over the marks and lines she made as a child and remembered the delicious freedom she felt when she made art. “I think it was around that time I decided to begin again and I spent almost a decade playing with different mediums. But it wasn’t until 2016 I decided to commit to a creative practice and officially call myself an artist. A spare bedroom became my studio. It’s small, but has two large windows and a view of the hills of Kentucky across the Ohio River. A dedicated space has been important to my growth as both an artist and a writer.”

Where to find more work by Hall

Bex Hall can be contacted by emailing [email protected]. Visit her website and Instagram for more information about the artist and to see previous work!