291: Mallory Wetherell on how parenting and politics have changed her studio practice

Today on the Tales of a Red Clay Rambler Podcast I have
an interview with Mallory Wetherell. Her ceramic vessels are
decorated with crisp drawings of symbolic elements, such as hair,
internal organs, and clothing, which create a biographical sketch
of her daily life. In our interview we talk about teaching in a
rural environment, how an early interest in prosthetic design and
medical drawing shapes her aesthetic, and how politics and
parenting have changed her studio practice. For more information
visit www.mallorywetherell.com.


 


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Community Corkboard, 6/26:


Make and Do are hosting their first annual Canadian cup show,
titled Plenty. To enter you must be a Canadian citizen and the
deadline for submissions is July 1st. For more information visit
www.makeanddo.ca/call-for-entry.