An exhibit at the Drury on C-Street Gallery showcases the work of local paper sculpture artist Shirah Miriam "Mimi" Aumann who uses her work to send a message. KSMU’s Michele Skalicky has more on the 44-piece multi-media environmental art exhibit, “Hemp and Pots—Grass and Trees.” ...
Aumann is an advocate for industrial hemp, and it shows particularly in two pieces: “Hemp Can Save the Planet” and “Let Me Count the Ways.” Aumann says the latter piece shows some of the many ways industrial hemp can be used.
"I took soy paste ink and mixed it with hemp oil and made some calligraphy inks so I could write on these circles of hemp. And these darker circles, I've crushed hemp seed and put in the paper and so these are just many, many, many things that we can be making out of hemp," she said.
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