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It’s been a while since my last blog post. The last time I checked in here, I was preparing for the Atlanta Black Girl Art Show—and now, somehow, we’re already in 2026. Since then, I haven’t disappeared. I’ve been in the studio. Deep in it. If I’m being honest, I’ve had a bit of cabin fever. I’ve spent more time inside this apartment than outside of it, working through ideas, materials, and questions that kept asking to be explored. Some seasons require visibility. Others req

The Black Girl Art Show in Chicago at the Aon Ballroom was an experience I’ll never forget. It was exciting, nerve-wracking, and deeply affirming all at once. I had so much anxiety leading up to it, but underneath that was this quiet sense of calm — like God was whispering, “You’re right where you’re supposed to be.” It all started when I began seeing the promotional posts for the show on TikTok and Instagram. For two days straight, I went back and forth about applying. Finan

Hello, I am Ka'iionna Stubblefield (Ka-onna). I am a creator who transforms identity and emotion into tangible forms—using ink, paint,...