My Little Arcana

I’m a Gen X, feminist, witchy queerdo from a small town.

Growing up in the 80s, all I had to free my mind were my aunt’s punk rock record collection, Fashion Television, the occasional free MuchMusic weekend, and the occult section of the local library.

Looking back, I can pinpoint exact moments that had – and still have – profound influence on me. These became My Little Arcana.

It started with The Creep. He’s a very 70s looking guy who represents every gross jerk who ever creeped on me as a young person.

Next came The Witch. She’s a culmination of all the things that have always fascinated me about witches, both historically and in pop culture. She is my Muse.

Then there’s the Princess. This take-charge type is no helpless maiden in a tower. She is Princess Leia, a rebel and a smartass with great hair.

The Cat is a big part of my life and my art. Cats are my familiars. The musical Cats sparked my love of both Theatre, and rock music. 

Finally, the Rock Star represents artistry, boundary-pushing, and sexuality as embodied by Bowie, glam, and punk. 

Artist Bio:

Alisa McRonald’s woven weirdos live in the ironic pop-culture paradise of a Queen GenX Feminist. Her work is a tactile fruit salad with a soupçon of the esoteric.

 

Her work has been featured in publications such as: The New York Times, Harper’s Bazaar Japan, Nylon Magazine and Giant Robot Magazine.

Title/Price:

The Witch

2020

63" x 44"

Woven wall piece made of reclaimed t-shirts

$2,400.00

The Creep

2019

59" x 57"

Woven wall piece made of reclaimed t-shirts 

$2,400.00

The Princess

2020

40" x 30"

Needle punched wall piece made of yarn and burlap

$1,200.00

The Cat

2020

43" x 22"

Needle punched wall piece made of yarn and burlap

$1,200.00

The Rock Star

2020

43" x 29"

Needle punched wall piece made of yarn and burlap

$1,200.00