Music: Uppity Women Saffire Blues
Song: Wild Women Don't Get The Blues

Miz Thang's style is "funky, raw, whimsical, fun, crazy and down right soul shaking…"

She has exhibited at shows throughout the southeast since 2000 and in several galleries and shops.

Two life size cutouts, Blind Willie McTell and Ma Rainey, were on display at the Atlanta Hartsfield Airport from July 2004 – July 2005.

She has an exhibit with several of her life-size pieces on display currently at the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in Macon, Ga.  Miz Thang's art is in a exhibit at the Smith Calloway Banks Southern Folk Art collection and Research Center at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, GA.

Her work has been featured in the Southern Living Magazine, Smithsonian Magazine, Backstage Magazine, the Macon Telegraph, the Atlanta Journal and other publications, as well as Channel 13 News.
 

• October 2003—Featured in Smithsonian Magazine
• Oct. 2003-Runner up/best of show at Autumnfest-Avondale,GA
• Feb. 2004-International Show—Geneva Switzerland..Sardine Gallery
• April 2004-Best of show..Cherry Blossom Festival..Macon, GA
   
• May 2004-the beginning of an ongoing exhibit of blues musicians in the Georgia Music Hall of Fame, Macon,GA
   
• June 2005 My Georgia Baptist angel was featured on the cover of the University of Georgia's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Allies Conference publication. I was also a speaker at this event.
   
• July 2004-2005…Georgia Musicians exhibit at Atlanta Hartsfield airport
• 2006.. Macon Telegraph article
• 2007- Pieces of art in the Jack Black movie "Year of the Dog"
• 2007 Southern Living Magazine
   
• 2007. Exhibit in the permanent collection of the Smith Callaway Banks Southern Folk Art Collection and Research Center at Georgia Southern University
   
• March and April 2009 - Art will be featured at The Folk Tree in Pasedena, Ca. in the
  SAINTS & SINNERS exhibition