Shannon Monk – Indigenous Stained Glass Artist
Shannon Monk is an Indigenous stained glass artist whose work brings together cultural teachings, personal experience, and original design. Through stained glass, mosaics, and fused glass techniques, she creates pieces shaped by family, community, and a deep commitment to cultural education.
About Shannon Monk
Stained Glass Art by Shannon Monk
Shannon Monk’s artwork reflects her cultural teachings, family connections, and personal experiences. Working with stained glass, glass-on-glass mosaics, and fused glass, she combines opaque and transparent materials to create original pieces with strong visual and cultural meaning.
Work, Cultural Education and Collaboration
Shannon Monk’s creative work extends beyond individual stained glass pieces. Through cultural education, mosaic art classes, and collaborative projects, she creates opportunities for people to learn through art and shared experience. Her work is shaped by family and community teachings and by her commitment to creating stronger opportunities for future generations.
As a Friends United artist, Shannon also contributes to conversations about culture, education, identity, and reconciliation. Her artistic practice and educational work demonstrate how glass art can become a medium for cultural expression, connection, and meaningful dialogue.
Related Interview
Reconciliation Through Education: Shannon Monk & Nancy Regan
In the Friends United Reconciliation Talk Reconciliation Through Education, Shannon Monk reflects on the importance of cultural education, respectful learning, and creating stronger relationships through shared understanding.
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Supporting Indigenous Artists
Learn how Friends United supports Indigenous artists, creates opportunities for their work to be seen, and builds relationships through art, culture, and reconciliation. Discover how you can help support their work.