Weaving Tenderness
“Weaving Tenderness” Letterpress, pencil, acrylic, digital | Kim Vanderheiden 2021
“When I was 10 years old, they taught me to..
The de Young Open
A piece from my Tenderly series, When, America? is part of the de Young Open which runs through January 3, 2021. The exhibit is a..
Tenderly, Father Returns
The story for this latest “Tenderly” piece was written by Ross Brockway of the Georgia Justice Project, and the artwork and article were..
“Response” Online Exhibition from Kala Art Institute
Two of my recent pieces, “Tenderly, Cheryl” and “When, America?” from The Tenderly Project are featured in a new online exhibition, called “Response,” at the Kala Art Institute. The works featured in “Response” reflect on life in the time of the pandemic, and artists’ expressions in concert with protests against our nation’s ongoing racism that permits police (and non-police) brutality against Black people and people of color. Share:
Shelter in Place without Shelter
As people in America and around the world are being told to shelter in place in response to the rapid spread of Covid-19, the unhoused ..
The Right to Remain Human
“You Have the Right to Remain Human” wallet cards have been reprinted! These letterpress-printed cards take their text from the U.S...
The Human Shape of Justice
Following is an article I wrote that is being featured in the third edition of The Conscious Lawyer, an online magazine developed by..
