This exhibition showcases Makenzie Bierma-Wheeler's latest work, exploring heritage, craft, women's work, and memory. Through abstracted diary-like pieces, she engages with functional art and craft in contemporary discourse. Featured works include kaleidoscopes symbolizing the fragmentation of memory and pieces reflecting her mental and physical health challenges. Together, they offer a layered exploration of identity, history, and personal struggle.
Address: T&P Depot, 1101 North 1st Street Abilene, Texas 79601 Our office is located on the corner of North 1st and Cypress Street, south of The Grace Museum.
Phone: (325) 677 – 1161
Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. weekdays
OUR MISSION
The Abilene Cultural Affairs Council is an affiliate of the Abilene Chamber of Commerce. Our mission is to promote, encourage and support the arts for Abilene; to marshal and adapt the community's resources to the needs of artists of the community; to work and advise with officials, organizations, schools, and committees in supporting activities; and it shall seek to encourage the establishment of new art forms, develop publicity and educational programs to encourage existing programs and organizations and promote tourism, and will carry out those other functions necessary to enhance the image of Abilene as a center for the arts.
