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Born in Newport News, Virginia, Hayman studied literature
at Hollins College (now Hollins University) in Roanoke, VA., studied
art in Paris, and later moved to Philadelphia to attend the Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts.
Major exhibitions over the past years include those
at Cerulean Arts (Philadelphia), Goggleworks (Reading, PA), Lake
Eustis Museum of Art (Florida), Rosenfeld Gallery (Philadelphia),
James Oliver Gallery (Philadelphia), and Arlington Arts Center
(Virginia). Selected group shows and invitationals include InLiquid-Crane
Arts - “Nursery Rhymes for Questionable Times” (Philadelphia);
The National Liberty Museum - “Deconstructing Bowie”,
“Philly’s Freedom” - (Philadelphia); Art in City
Hall (Philadelphia), and The Philadelphia Foundation (with the
Philadelphia Art Alliance). She currently has work at the Heller
Museum (NYC), “One Nation”.
Hayman’s studio practice for the past 20 years
has focused mainly on social issues (gun violence, politics, death
customs, inner lives of artists), but has always embraced text
as image.
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