For the first time ever, the FolkArtwork Collective will be live and in person with an exhibit in Des Moines, Iowa. Featuring artwork by self-taught and visionary artists from the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
All works available for purchase
Reneesha Mccoy, North Carolina

“To Be in the Open” by Reneesha Mccoy
RENEESHA MCCOY To Be in the Open (2024) // Oil, acrylic and plaster on canvas — Original work of art work by Reneesha Mccoy, featured at the “Faces In The Crowd” FolkArtwork exhibit. This work is ready to hang and measures 24 inches x 30 inches.
RENEESHA MCCOY is a self-taught artist who began her artistic practice in 2019, living and working in North Carolina. Working primarily in acrylics and oil pastels, she often explores of various mediums like colored pencil, ink, and paint markers.
Learn more: Reneesha Mccoy on How Motherhood Reinvigorated Her Art
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“Coop” by Reneesha Mccoy$2,500.00 -
“The Fallen Vase” by Reneesha Mccoy$400.00 -
“House of Birds” by Reneesha Mccoy$3,000.00 -
“When Time Sings” by Reneesha Mccoy$400.00
A principle theme in Reneesha’s work is her celebration of the consequence of life and nature. Primarily in relation to the female body, her work is uniquely abstract. She uses her personal experience to highlight the internal and external effects of childbirth. Particularly the physical changes that occur from breastfeeding.
Reneesha’s artistic process involves studying the anatomy of the female form and challenging herself to present her interpretation in new and conceptual ways.
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This is the first ever FolkArtwork exhibit, taking place in my hometown of Des Moines, Iowa. Thanks for all your support.


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