February 28 - March 26. 2025

Kinhouse Gallery exhibit Collected is inspired by collected ephemera, inherited stories and passed down rituals. This exhibition is an invitation to question and reflect on the objects we choose to keep and the stories these items accumulate overtime. The future artist explore what it means to hold onto care for and repurpose, collected images, fabric scraps, and discarded materials finding ways to honor what came before, and allowing new traditions to emerge in the form of art.

March 10, 2026

Artists of all skill levels and mediums are welcome, so come join the conversation, connect with fellow creatives, and share in an evening of inspiration and community. I will be speaking about my journey as an artist and how to use art to heal and express big emotions in a healthy way. I challenge the boundaries of photography as a concept rather than a tool. As a group, we will all use our hands and test some techniques with materials that will be provided. We will be exploring how photography and photographic materials can help guide this practice.

December 2025

I am excited to unveil a 3-piece collection of hand-stitched, double-sided mixed media collages from my Emma series. Created during my residency in France, these pieces explore transformation and the beauty that emerges from struggle. Exclusive access for my mailing list first, with the rest shared here the next day.

I’m thrilled to share this meaningful collection with you all!

October 2025

Stitch and Gather Challenge is sponsored by artist Michelle Cox Creations. She invites artist to create, share and celebrate the beauty of stitching and making. A daily prompt is given each day to inspire a new work. I took the opportunity to using stitching and mixed media and push my ideas. It was great to share with other artist and gain daily inspiration from a community all working together on the same theme.

October 12, 2025

Arts Goggle 2025 filled Magnolia St in Fort Worth, TX with over 900 artists. It was great to meet so many new people, reconnect with guests of my exhibit, and visit with friends while celebrating the art scene. I am looking forward to next year.

September 30, 2025

Imprint: Mixed Media ~ cotton fabric, produce bag, eco dye, cyanotype, photo transfer, 20x26

The exhibition Resonance was hosted by the Visionary Art Collective and the Warnes Contemporary.

“Resonance explores the deep, often unspoken ways in which art connects us to something beyond ourselves. It invites viewers to pause, listen and tune themselves to the echoes reminders that Art power lives not only in what a scene, but what is for reverberated with in us long after.” - Victoria J. Fry

This collection of textiles is stained with what is left behind and imprinted on to the parts of us that remain.

August 27, 2025

At Arts to Hearts Project, we love conversations that reveal the stories behind materials, processes, and the memories artists carry into their work. In this interview, we sit down with multidisciplinary artist Kimberlea Bass, whose practice draws on family history, memory, and the passing of time. Based in Fort Worth, Texas, Kimberlea works across photography, mixed media, and assemblage, often beginning with discarded photographs, heirlooms, and found objects that she reimagines into layered works of art.

September 6, 2025

Twice a year, the Fort Worth Art Dealers Association (FWADA) invites the community to take in the visual arts and our community’s unique cultural richness during Gallery Night in Fort Worth. Take a stroll through participating galleries, museums, retail businesses, and area restaurants to enjoy the many artists featured during this community event. https://fwada.com/gallerynight/

August 8- September 9, 2025

Lineage is a body of work that explores the roles of women through the lens of lineage, domesticity, and craft. Rooted in personal experience as a mother, daughter, and artist, my work draws from tactile, familiar materials—doilies, silverware, vintage photographs—and reimagines them as vessels of memory, labor, and care. The title honors and pays tribute to the women in my family while reflecting on my own evolving role—and my daughter’s—in today’s society. 

26 July - 23 August 2025

“So encouraged to see all the variety of creative expression in this show! It’s easy to tell that these artists are having fun with their work. - It’s also easy to see the seriousness in which each artist approaches their craft. The disciplines are many.  From styles like abstract, minimalism, and realism to materials like fabric, glass and cardboard, there is so much here to see! I trust the viewer will be pleasantly surprised by the vast number of ways each of these contemporary Texas artists have handled their specific medium to share their unique vision.  Enjoy the show!” - Jon Flaming

August 21-28,2025

The materials used to create this piece began during my MFA thesis, a time of deep experimentation with materials as I investigated themes of generational change, femininity, home, family, and the roles women inhabit. The process left me with piles of scraps—fragments of fabric and material that felt unfinished, unresolved. A week before my graduation, my favorite mentor and teacher, the person who challenged, inspired, and championed my work, passed away unexpectedly. Those scraps suddenly transformed into something more: a physical reminder of her presence, her absence, and the unfinished conversations we never had.

June 25 - August 14, 2025

What Photography Meets Collage Exhibit in New Orleans will feature my work, Waisting Away. The gallery, New Orleans Photo Alliance, will be featuring this show in conjunction with Kolaj Magazine for their annual conference.