Bye Bye Birdies #1 2022 Mixed media installation: Laser cut/engraved wood, gouache, embroidery, oil on canvas, wall paint, & stuffing 1,179 square feet
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Bye Bye Birdies (Infographics) 2020 Engraved / Lasercut wood 8.5" x 8.5"
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Oil painting of a male and female passenger pigeon on a light minty colored background. The female takes up the top left corner of the painting, the male, with its bright orange belly, takes up the bottom right corner and has more of a snapped neck. Both + Enlarge
Bye Bye Birdies (Passenger Pigeons Painting) 2020 Oil and stuffing on canvas. Laser cut and embroidered wood 4’ x 4.10’
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A pile of 6 passenger pigeons on the floor beneath the passenger pigeon painting, half male which are colored with a blue back and orange to white gradient belly. Half female, colored brownish-blueish with a tan to white gradient belly. Some of the pigeon + Enlarge
Bye Bye Birdies (Stuffed Passenger Pigeons) 2020 Gouache on stuffed canvas About 15” long, 2” wide, 6” tall.
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Statement

Danielle Kunkel (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist and designer currently pursuing a BFA in General Fine Arts at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) along with minors in Graphic Design and Sustainability & Social Practices. Most of her work focuses on shining light on environmental issues, such as climate change and biodiversity loss, and actions that can be done to mitigate them. She does this by combining media together and using graphic design as a way to support what cannot be stated through fine art alone. Her current series, Bye Bye Birdies, does this with an emphasis on birds and the threats they face. Danielle strives to continue these themes after graduation in her personal work and careers to help ensure a better world for all life on Earth. For more information and documentation on Bye Bye Birdies (the work shown here), please visit her website: daniellekunkel.com. 

General Fine Arts (BFA) Students