Half of Living is Mourning
Handmade earthenware beads, mason stains, fishing line
3.5 in x 15 in x 24 in
2020
Made in isolation and in solidarity with those grieving losses during the global COVID-19 pandemic
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
2020’s Harvest
Stoneware, earthenware, sutures, thread, currency
24 in x 34 in x 16 in
2020
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
If We Die
Earthenware, steel
48 in x 48 in x 3 in
2020
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
Dedicated to Eddie Mitchell
Slow Work for a Racing Heart
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Glassine, graphite, steel, magnets, applications of wet clay
Installation Approximately 7 ft x 7 ft x 2 ft
2019
Slow Work for a Racing Heart starts as a large drawing mounted to the wall. Periodically throughout the course of the exhibition, a new composition of raw clay is added to the underdrawing. The clay then dries, often peeling from the glassine, falling to the floor, and leaving a residue or impression on the drawing where it once was. The clay shards remain as a reminder of the previous life of the work. This work was created in memory of Hsiao-Wei (Judy) Wang.
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
Deep Sigh / Short of Breath (how we hold together / when we fall apart)
Ceramic, donated fishing line
Varies – 36 in x 42 in x 2 in
2019
Photo Credit: T. Maxwell Wagner
Slowness
Earthenware, earth, steel frame
60 in x 51 in x 3 in
2019
Photo Credit: T. Maxwell Wagner
Honey, Baby
Clay dust, honey, antique bedspread
Installation in Farmhouse at ArtFarm in Marquette, NE
2016
Photo Credit: Artist
Anything But Forever (Mead’s Milkweed)
Terra cotta, earthenware, glaze
70 in x 60 in x 4in (H x W x D)
2018
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
Longest Flight (Greatest Chase)
Terra cotta, terra sigillata
36 in x 42 in x 9 in
2016
Photo Credit: Artist
In Case I Need You Again Someday
Reclaimed earthenware, reclaimed stoneware, reclaimed glaze, terra sigillata
Installation Varies. Approximately 14 ft x 35 ft x 25 ft
2016
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
Something Between You and Me
Reclaimed terra cotta, earthenware, reclaimed glaze
40 in x 96 in x 24 in
2018
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
Who Are You, Anyway?
Reclaimed terra cotta, reclaimed stoneware, reclaimed glaze
36 in x 24 in x 50 in
2018
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
Dreams From an Incomplete Passage
Wood, earthenware, porcelain, foam, batting, embroidery
96 in x 84 in x 18 in
2018
Photo Credit: T. Maxwell Wagner
My Promise
Earthenware, Mason Stains
36 in x 42 in x 1 in
2017
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
My Prison
Earthenware, Mason Stains
28 in x 36 in x 1 in
2017
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
Interstice
Earthenware, Mason Stains
28 in x 16 in x .5 in
2019
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
Eulogy
Hungarian porcelain, glaze
As installed: 14 x 10 x .25 in
2019
Photo Credit: T. Maxwell Wagner
Did I Pull Too Hard? (Still Holding On)
Earthenware, Carpet Padding, Wood
10 in x 36 in x 48 in
2018
Photo Credit: T. Maxwell Wagner
Weather the Weather / Whatever the Weather
Earthenware, steel
46 in x 38 in x 46 in
2018
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
Palm Petals: A Community Garden
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Video and image from community workshop series
2016
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
How to Keep Your Head On (Brooklyn)
Cast Glass
8 in x 8 in 11 in
2019
Photo Credit: T. Maxwell Wagner
Seeing More Clearly
Cast Glass
2 in x 6 in x 7 in
2018
Photo Credit: T. Maxwell Wagner
Next Time Let’s Walk On Water
Cast Glass, crushed glass
8 in x 24 in x 22 in
2018
Photo Credit: T. Maxwell Wagner
If I Ever…[Escape]
Terra cotta, glaze
5 in x 62 in x 42 in
2016
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
Something To Carry My Guilt In
Terra cotta, stoneware, linen, polyfill
18 in x 15 in x 6 in
2018
Photo Credit: Brandon Forrest Frederick
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