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Kristi Duckworth Exhibition

Art Gallery

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September 1-30, 2025
Reception: September 7, 2-4 pm
On view in the Visitors Center - East Hallway


“Kristi Duckworth is an artist and teacher working in Memphis, TN, for the last 35 years. Originally from Little Rock, Arkansas, Kristi grew up in the backwoods of Bryant, Arkansas, exploring nature and doing art from early childhood; her adolescent adventures found her

constantly drawing, painting, taking pictures, digging up plants, making mud pies, fishing, and rock collecting in the same light as she does today.


Kristi majored in graphic design at the University of Memphis but gravitated towards the more hands-on mediums of pottery and mosaics after technology took over in graphic art. Maintaining a studio practice throughout her career, she shares her love of art and nature with people of all ages through public art, Hutchison Center for Excellence (after-school and summer camps), Creative Aging, Memphis Kids in Nature and pottery and mosaic classes at her own studio in the forest near Millington.


Kristi has done several large-scale public art mosaics in Memphis, including the "Stone Butterfly" patio and "Seedling Circle" mosaics in My Big Backyard at the Memphis Botanic Garden, the "Tree of Life" in the Cancer Survivors Park, and "Terrarium Orbis" at White Station Middle School. Kristi is deeply inspired by nature and community and is currently partnering with Jonathan Reid on a mosaic sculpture through the UrbanArt Commission for Alonzo Weaver Park.


Kristi is deeply inspired by nature and community. She pays homage to nature by painting special places, flora, and fauna and doing nature-inspired pottery and mosaics. She also leads outdoor gardening, camping, hiking, foraging, fishing, and paddling.”

September 1-30, 2025
Reception: September 7, 2-4 pm
On view in the Visitors Center - East Hallway


“Kristi Duckworth is an artist and teacher working in Memphis, TN, for the last 35 years. Originally from Little Rock, Arkansas, Kristi grew up in the backwoods of Bryant, Arkansas, exploring nature and doing art from early childhood; her adolescent adventures found her

constantly drawing, painting, taking pictures, digging up plants, making mud pies, fishing, and rock collecting in the same light as she does today.


Kristi majored in graphic design at the University of Memphis but gravitated towards the more hands-on mediums of pottery and mosaics after technology took over in graphic art. Maintaining a studio practice throughout her career, she shares her love of art and nature with people of all ages through public art, Hutchison Center for Excellence (after-school and summer camps), Creative Aging, Memphis Kids in Nature and pottery and mosaic classes at her own studio in the forest near Millington.


Kristi has done several large-scale public art mosaics in Memphis, including the "Stone Butterfly" patio and "Seedling Circle" mosaics in My Big Backyard at the Memphis Botanic Garden, the "Tree of Life" in the Cancer Survivors Park, and "Terrarium Orbis" at White Station Middle School. Kristi is deeply inspired by nature and community and is currently partnering with Jonathan Reid on a mosaic sculpture through the UrbanArt Commission for Alonzo Weaver Park.


Kristi is deeply inspired by nature and community. She pays homage to nature by painting special places, flora, and fauna and doing nature-inspired pottery and mosaics. She also leads outdoor gardening, camping, hiking, foraging, fishing, and paddling.”

More about Memphis Botanic Garden
The Memphis Botanic Garden is a not-for-profit 501(c) (3) organization dedicated to being an exemplary center for horticulture and environmental enrichment. Serving over 40,000 school-aged children annually, and hosting over 260,000 visitors each year, Memphis Botanic Garden strives to enhance lives by connecting people with nature, increasing awareness and appreciation of our environment. The 96-acre property includes 30 specialty gardens, a TUFC Level 4 & ArbNet Level 2 Arboretum, a 2.5-acre children’s garden, and an outdoor event amphitheater.
When & Where
Sep 1, 2025, 9:00am to
Sep 30, 2025, 6:00pm Timezone: CDT
Free

No Registration required! Just show up!

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