BAMF II

In my previous life as a MICA undergrad, all the ceramic majors graduating in 2010 put together an exhibition of our work up until the fall of our senior year, and we titled it "BAMF." The show was a ton of fun, and it truly showcased the diverse range of ceramic artists MICA fostered, in no small part to department chair and senior thesis advisor David East. I shared about that exhibition earlier on this blog and you can read that post here.
One of the members from that ceramics class, Ben Graham-Putter, opened a studio and gallery space called the BrickHaus Art Space. This spring, he organized a sort of reunion show for MICA Ceramics 2010. That is no small feat, trying to organize and coordinate twelve artists scattered across the country. However everything pulled together and resulted in yet another diverse and wonderful show.

The works I submitted to the show were the first incarnations of my recent experiments into exhibition worthy pieces. They are about memory and loss.
I still feel there is work to be done, but I'm excited and happy with them nonetheless.

Diggory

Doilies, lace, porcelain, shadow boxes

12"x44"x4"

2012

(Untitled)

Fabric, porcelain, wood, paint, wax

50"x18"x18"

2012