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Kea Kamiya is an artist living and working in Florida. Her work centers on her Japanese

Floridian heritage. She received a dual bachelor’s degree in Art and English from Florida Gulf

Coast University in Fort Myers, Florida. During her senior year at Florida Gulf Coast University,

Kea was named an FGCU Hall of Fame Member for her work with the Asian American Student

Union, Sculpture Lab, Honors College and participation with the Critical Language Institute.

During this time, she was named a Portz Scholar by the National Collegiate Honors College for

her Creative Honors Thesis that was founded on research about her family and heritage. Kea is

currently pursing her Master of Fine Arts at Florida State University where she often shows with

the League of Graduate Artists. During her time in grad school she has shown with Wilson Arts,

Working Method Contemporary, and Studio Montclair.

 

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Work Samples (PDF)

TEACHING ARTIST INFO...

Briefly describe the class(es) you offer:

I have taught private art lessons for children aged 11-14. I have also taught 3D Foundations and Welding for Artists at a postsecondary level.

Willing to be a guest speaker / workshop presenter in a classroom setting.: Yes
Type of lesson (Private and/or Group): Private, Group

Details

Gender: I identify as Female
Ethnicity: Asian, Caucasian

Commissions

Accepting Commissions?: Yes, open to work
Yes, open to:: Both

Contact information