Art of Dusty Griffith

Dusty Griffith was born in 1970 in Kansas City, Missouri. She attended the Mississippi College from 1988 to 1989 and then moved on to earn a BFA in Visual Communication from Auburn University in Alabama. Dusty Griffith has created numerous pieces and provided outstanding submittals to Art Papers Magazine, one of which was about the AIDS Survival Project for the Momus Gallery. Another of Griffith’s exhibitions was for The Lowe Gallery, known as the “Inaugural Exhibition.” Using paper and color, she creates unusual but collectible masterpieces. Some of Griffith’s most prized pieces include “Resurrection II,” “I’m Making a Way in the Desert,” “Mother’s Help,” and “Enter the Kingdom.”