Hall’s work has aired regionally and nationally on PBS, been in national and international film festivals, shown in art galleries, been published, and featured on digital platforms, and has been the subject of a research study at the University of Wisconsin.

She recently was the lead artist on Love Notes a community art project to support LGBTQIA+ youth in the Roaring Fork Valley, CO. She is also the co-founder of Love Wisconsin, a project and nonprofit that uses storytelling and technology to bridge racial, political, and geographic divides. She is the author and editor of Love Wisconsin: Stories from the Place We Call Home and the producer and director of Finding Home, In My Room: The Inner Life of Teen Girls, Dances on the Prairie, and Voices Carry among other documentary films.

Hall’s visual art represents a new and more personal chapter in her creative life. Through her photographic mixed media work, Hall is drawn to create multi-layered emotional landscapes. In her drawing, painting, and collage work, she has discovered a passion for joyful abstract expression seeped in color and rich with hand-hewn detail. Hall enjoys working in both digital and analog spaces, frequently jumping back and forth between them to enhance a final work.

Hall attended Northwestern University and New York University. She taught at Columbia College Chicago. Hall’s current home is in Snowmass Village, CO.