Angelica Tulimiero: In Deeper, 2016 Where Does Passion End and Obsession Begin? Angelica answers this question with tireless creativity: passion...
Read moreDetailsDonté K. Hayes: Selected works, 2018-2022 My research has been focused on the pineapple as a symbol that represents welcoming...
Read moreDetailsEusebio Sanchez: Selected works, 2019-2021 I celebrate the prehistoric method of hand-building coiling. It is fascinating that this process is...
Read moreDetailsNadine Schelbert: Selected works, 2022 Nadine Schelbert is driven by an urge to explore the physical world. Fascinated by the...
Read moreDetailsJuliette Clovis: Endless series, 2019-2022 Starting at the beginning of 2019, one year before the whole world heard about this...
Read moreDetailsJuliette Clovis: Kinetic Garden series, 2021-2022 Photo captions Aeonium Zwartkop, 2021, Porcelain, enamel, metal oxides, gold and mix media, Ø...
Read moreDetailsOleksandr Miroshnychenko: Heads, 2017-2022 I started making sculptures about 10 years ago. For me, the image of a person is...
Read moreDetailsOleksandr Miroshnychenko: Plates, 2020-2022 Plates, 2020-2022, earthenware, stains, engobes, oxides, d=37 cm
Read moreDetailsNatalia Arbelaez: Mestizo, 2019-2022 In the Mestizo Series I am visually describing the people of South and Central America through...
Read moreDetailsNatalia Arbelaez: Mayu Chimpay, 2019-2022 In 2018 I was a Resident Artist at Ceramics Program at Harvard University. With this...
Read moreDetailsNatalia Arbelaez: Women Ceramists of Color, 2020-2021 I proposed the “Women Ceramists of Color” collection project to the Museum of...
Read moreDetailsJames Evans: Selected works, 2022 I am proud of this new work as it reflects more accurately what I have...
Read moreDetailsNeil Forrest & John Roloff: Divinations, 2022 OortCloudX’s research for Divinations began with cuneiform writing – impressed script into clay...
Read moreDetailsJay Kvapil: Floe Series, 2021-2022 The work has no meaning. There is only meaning if the viewer decides there is...
Read moreDetailsEloisa Gobbo: Breath, 2021 The central core of the installation is a reflections arising from current issues unites two of...
Read moreDetailsEloisa Gobbo: Globe, Oval, Parabola, 2020-2022 The challenge of introducing a two-dimensional medium as glazes, into the three-dimensional space of...
Read moreDetailsEloisa Gobbo: Visual Mapping, 2022 The title of this installation is "Visual Mapping", recalling the functional surface of the dinner...
Read moreDetailsAnne-Laure Cano: Ussade, 2022 Essay by Ashley Thorpe In 2010, the Catalonian festival performance of Castells – human towers –...
Read moreDetailsNick Vest: Two Distinct, Art Objects, 2021 My work is often not communicative of anything precise. To me there are...
Read moreDetailsNick Vest: Three Related Series, 2018-2021 My goal in making is to end up with an interesting object. My work...
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