Rūta Šipalytė: Cities. Travelling Homes, 2018 Through this project I discuss the impact of global urbanization in Lithuania: changes in...
Read moreDetailsRūta Šipalytė: Mark My Rothko, 2021-2022 Mark Rothko has said: “A painting is not a picture of an experience, but...
Read moreDetailsPatty Wouters: Selected works, 2015-2021 Cocoons, Vulnerable packages in transition to a new existence, 2015 These closed forms are thin...
Read moreDetailsNina Gerada: Selected works, 2018-2022 Nina Gerada merges figurative and architectural motifs, exploring the interconnectedness between buildings, communities and people....
Read moreDetailsHannah Walters: Selected works, 2021 The Forgotten Locks, 2021 My work is a series of non-functional urns and vases. They...
Read moreDetailsAhryun Lee: Tasty Collection, 2017-2022 The Tasty Collection questions how we remember the taste and how memories related to taste...
Read moreDetailsAhryun Lee: Fantastical Animals, 2019-2021 When gazing upon Ahryun’s bizarre and curious sculptural works, people are amused by their joyfulness....
Read moreDetailsSyd Carpenter: Farm Bowls & Mother Pins, 2020-2022 My ceramic sculptures illustrate my observations of plant life and its infinite...
Read moreDetailsCamille Azéma: Selected works, 2020-2021 My work revolves around questions about the body, in other words: how to define it?...
Read moreDetailsAlison Kay: Selected works, 2016-2022 Clay has been the central force in Alison Kay’s creative practice over the past 40...
Read moreDetailsSusan Beiner: Bounded Fragility, 2021 Though floor coverings provide comfort for humans to walk upon, this ceramic piece is a...
Read moreDetailsSusan Beiner: The Nature of Cancer Cells, 2021 Cancers are microcosms of ecology and evolution. This sculpture illustrates the complex...
Read moreDetailsSusan Beiner: Floral Geometry Series, 2019 Contained Chrysanthemum, Everlasting Revolution, An Allium Sensation and Limelight are all from the same...
Read moreDetailsSusan Beiner: Hive Expanded, 2017 The idea behind this piece began after bees were discovered moving into a scrap pile...
Read moreDetailsNeil Forrest: Selected works, 2011-2019 The Washingtonian Service, 2019 The Washingtonian Service is a colosseum, a collision and a suite...
Read moreDetailsSusannah Israel: Alla We, 2021 This large sculpture moves my practice into the realm of installation. It is a portrayal...
Read moreDetailsSusannah Israel: Asolas, 2020 The ASOLAS series is all about life in quarantine. I live alone, so when California went...
Read moreDetailsSusannah Israel: Concert, 2019 Concert is a ceramic installation piece composed of four choral singers, a flute player and a...
Read moreDetailsSusannah Israel: Landscape Figures, 2010-2020 The idea of representing the figure as landscape comes from a personal and emotionally charged...
Read moreDetailsElaine Buss: Ambiguous Form, 2019-2022 To create my forms, I decontextualize historical utilitarian objects. My references include ancient grinding stones,...
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