BIO
Emily Kay Rice is an abstract artist from St. Louis. Her collection of work is multifaceted, ranging from a variety of mediums, with a primary focus of acrylics and ink.
Emily has been exploring the capabilities of mixed media fluid art since 2015. Her therapeutic process involves taking the uncovered emotions surrounding life's ever evolving experiences, and giving them a visual abstract representation. Unlike the traditional methods of acrylic pour, using a can of spray paint allows her to control each chosen color directionally across the canvas.
Emily desires to express some of the dimensional capabilities of spray paint as a medium in its own right, aside from its traditional street art reputation, exploring the pull and push between the artist’s level of control and the paint’s own intrinsic qualities.
Emily has had the privilege of presenting several solo exhibitions across St. Louis, including The St. Louis Renaissance Airport Hotel, Missouri Baptist University, "The Night Owl", and has also participated in numerous group exhibitions across the St. Louis area, including STLArt.Org's 33June, Manchester Arts Gallery's "Life In Motion", and St. Louis Intersect Arts Center's "Reservoir".
Emily continues to work professionally in a variety of trades among the fine arts including theatrical set design, graphic design, and illustration.
CHARITY INVOLVEMENT
I receive many heartfelt requests for donations to support fundraising events each year. I proudly offer as much assistance as I can to give back to my community along with other various organizations I support.
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The following information outlines the values that encase my charitable philosophy --
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I specifically support many charitable organizations that provide direct local community service relating to the health and well-being of the community.
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Religious organizations that align with the values of (but is not strictly limited to) a Non-Denominational mission statement.
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LGBTQ+ Affiliate Organizations.
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Organizations in association with the National Mental Health Association.
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"The Covering House" - a St. Louis based non-profit housing and rehabilitating young survivors of sex trafficking, as well as working with the criminal justice system to combat the issue on a National level.
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I also support many locally owned business' and participate in various charitable events upon request.
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I will be in response in regard to your charitable request within 30 days. However, I ask that you please provide me with 2 months’ notice of the event date, to ensure adequate time to create and prepare an artwork specific to your event.
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To submit a charitable request, complete the form under the "CONTACT" tab above.
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It is my joy to serve.