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September 30 | 12-1PM | Virtual 

Angelik Vizcarrondo-Laboy: "Clay is Hot"

Angelik Vizcarrondo-Laboy is the essayist for the catalogue being produced as part of the Contemporary Clay 2021 exhibition. Angelik is a New York and Los Angeles-based curator, writer, and arts administrator of contemporary art and craft, focusing on ceramics. Her current research investigates the ���aesthetic of optimism��� and the subversive power of humor, cuteness, and leisure as tools of protest. Amplifying the voices of BIPOC artists is central to her practice. She serves as Assistant Curator at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD), New York.

 
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October 6 | 12-3:30PM | Panel Discussions | Virtual

Panel 1: 12-1:30 EST��胼��
Topic Title: "Trends in Materiality: Ephemeral Clay���"
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• Linda Swanson��胼��
• Kate Roberts - 
• Anthony Sonnenberg -

BREAK 1:30-2:00 EST

Panel 2: 2:00-3:30 EST���
Topic Title: Reclaiming Ground
幛硃釵勳梭勳喧硃喧棗娶:���&紳莉莽梯;Andres Payan Estrada from Craft Contemporary ��胼傭�&紳莉莽梯;
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• Nicki Green���  
• Natalia Arbelaez   

• Kahlil Robert Irving 

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October 7 | 6-7PM | In-Person Gallery Talk 

Part of in-person reception event.

Contemporary Clay 2021

Curated by Heather Mae Erickson, Contemporary Clay: A Survey of Contemporary American Ceramics, was on view from October 6 - December 16, 2016.

The exhibition examined the evolving, expanded field of clay and ceramics. Exciting shifts throughout the field push this limitless material through new processes and concepts. This exhibition aimed to show the depth and breadth of this material and its user���s ideas, ranging from, but not limited to, traditional and non-traditional functional objects, rapid prototyping, use of mixed materials in objects and installations, and unfired clay as a final material. This exhibition encouraged viewers to consider the concepts, processes, and contexts of clay in contemporary art. Each artist, from emerging to established, was selected due to their noteworthy contribution to the field of contemporary clay and ceramics.