An Artist's Abstract Response to Rural Experiences
New paintings by regional artist, Heidi Jeub, will be on exhibit at the Gallery St. Germain, beginning January 8, 2020. “Remote: An Abstract Response to Rural Flight” is a series of paintings and interdisciplinary pieces that address the complexities of rural life, and a response to the oversimplification of a not so simple story.
Press Release: Tiny School of Art & Design
Artist, Heidi Jeub, created a new way to bring arts education and arts experiences to new communities and neighborhoods. In the summer of 2019, she was awarded a grant through the McKnight Foundation to build her vision for a traveling art studio, which she has named the Tiny School of Art & Design. This 14’ long by 8.5’ wide trailer, looking more like a tiny house on wheels, carries art materials and studio furniture to communities that do not have access to arts activities.
Creative Community Fellowship with National Arts Strategies
Alexandria, VA – NAS proudly introduces the 25 talented change makers of Creative Community Fellows’ fifth cohort. From exploring culture, heritage and identity through the lens of Arab and Arab American artists in Minnesota, to an arts program providing transitional employment opportunities for women experiencing homelessness in Arkansas, to increasing civic engagement in young people by enrolling them as socially-engaged artists in Australia, the leaders selected to this cohort possess inspiring visions to create stronger and more inclusive communities through arts and culture.
“I guess I have always taken risks. But it was not to cause harm but because my intuition told me what to do. I always knew it would be okay. All the risks I take is based on the concept that this is my last life. The day I die will be the day I’m done. My tombstone should say “you can’t say she didn’t try.”
Interview in Rebel CAnvas
“As a single parent of three, I have to be very intentional with my time and what I choose to study. I saw the relevance of this type of program in both the nonprofit field and in my work as a community-based artist.”
A Not So Still Life
“I always seemed to surround myself with people would wanted me to succeed. There was no artificial esteem boosters, however, I had to find beauty in myself on my own. I had a tendency to overcompensate somewhere in my life to counter any inadequacies, too.”
Interview in BOLD JOURNEY
Catching up with heidi Jeub
This past year Jeub was awarded the Arts-Based Community Development Grant with Five Wings Arts Council in partnership with Sprout Minnesota, where she will be creating a public art installation in spring 2020 called Stories Around Food.
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The Whitney Gallery owner Heidi Jeub on the kind of space that artists need
Artist and gallery owner Heidi Jeub talks about her new gallery located in a historic building in downtown St. Cloud on Friday, April 16, 2021.
Inspired by local food, this mural aims to spark storytelling.
Since the Summer of 2019, local Little Falls multi-media artist, Heidi Jeub, has been engaging with food producers, distributors, farmers, and the community they serve, to inform and inspire a large-scale mural.