"Clay Color Study: Santa Barbara, Montara, Lincoln" Photo courtesy of artist.
Windgate-Lamar Fellowship
2017
"The Windgate Fellowship will enable me to contextualize my work using local clays within sustainable and collective art practice. I will explore raw material economies, place-based materials, and land use in California. This research will occur within two distinct landscapes: the Mojave Desert and the Bay Area. In the Mojave, I will work with the Center for Land Use Interpretation’s Desert Research Station to facilitate a series of one-day programs in which each invited artist explores working with site-specific clay. After returning to the Bay Area, I will translate this experience facilitating art-making programming to co-founding a collective studio with a ceramic waste reuse-oriented residency program."
Selected works
"Marin Clay Study" Photo courtesy of artist.
The storefront at Mutual Stores, a collective studio and residency program in Oakland, CA with work by 2019 artist in residence Juan Huerta Coello installed. Photo by Hannah Volckmann.
"Clay Color Study: Santa Barbara, Montara, Lincoln" Photo courtesy of artist.
"Montara Clay Study 1" Photo courtesy of artist.
"Santa Barbara Clay Study" Photo courtesy of artist.
"Five Cones Three Ways in Montara Clay" Photo courtesy of artist.
"Lincoln Clay Bucket with Lincoln Clay" Photo courtesy of artist.
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