Kobina Wright Launches New Website

Dec. 9, 2014 - PRLog -- Artist and writer, Kobina Wright, has recently launched a new, much awaited, website at http://www.KobinaWright.com. Previously, and for several years, Wright’s work and information could be found on Dramaticpause.net, but with the change of URL names, Wright has given the site a complete overhaul.  The site is currently ready for viewing.

At KobinaWright.com, Wright shares updated biographical information, an interactive online art gallery to view more of her latest works, links to other places where one can discover her art and literature and more.  The site also includes an excerpt from an essay titled, “The Absence of Failure” which can also be found in The Abridged Hodaoa-Anibo Dicionary.

In a consolidation effort, the site is even the new home of her blog, “The Wrighter,” though the blog can still be accessed this month from Blogger.com.  By January 2015, Wright plans to move the blog exclusively to KobinaWright.com.

Wright is an American writer, artist, actress and language creator.  She is known primarily for her poetry and abstract art which is constantly evolving.  Wright is the creator of the Hodaoa-Anibo language which she began to develop in 2003 and self-published “The Hodaoa-Anibo Dictionary.”  She is also known as the co-creator of nuler poetry which she helped to develop with friend and poet, Lisa Bartley Lacey.

Recently, the work of Kobina Wright was included in a group exhibit through the Uncooked Culture Mobile Art Bazaar sponsored by the outsider artist group, Uncooked Culture.   The exhibit opened at Gallery at The Tabernacle Notting Hill in November and was curated by the group’s founder, Chutima Kerdpitak.