Vicki Stone facts for kids

Vicki Stone, born in 1949, is an American artist. She is known for her unique style called folk art. Folk art often comes from everyday people, not just those trained in art schools.

Vicki Stone's artwork has been shown in many places. Some of these include the Hurn Museum in Savannah, Georgia and the Los Angeles Craft and Folk Art Museum. Her art has also been displayed at the Geezer Gallery in Multnomah Village, Oregon.

About Her Art

Vicki Stone creates different kinds of art. She makes beautiful paintings, ceramic pieces, and special hand-hooked wall hangings. These wall hangings are like tapestries made by looping yarn.

Her art often explores themes like family and motherhood. She also uses images and ideas from the Bible and Judaism. Her work shares stories and feelings through these themes.

Many museums have Vicki Stone's art in their collections. You can find her pieces at the American Visionary Art Museum and the Hurn Museum. Her art is also part of the collections at the Mennello Museum of American Art and the Oregon Jewish Museum.

Her Life Story

Vicki Stone grew up in Chicago. Today, she lives in Portland, Oregon. She is an active member of the Oregon Jewish Folk Arts Society. In 2009, she gave the very first lecture for this group.

Vicki and her husband, Jim, follow Orthodox Judaism. They became more involved in their faith in 1988. They are connected with Chabad of Oregon, which is a Jewish community group. Their son, Ari, moved to Israel in 2007.