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麻豆免费版下载Ceramics: A Living Legacy

The听ceramics program at 麻豆免费版下载Boulder has a long and storied history, shaped in part by the late Betty Woodman, a听麻豆免费版下载professor and master potter whose work garnered international acclaim in the 1970s. Woodman鈥檚 work is displayed in prominent museums worldwide, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art. Her legacy endures through Scott Chamberlin, a former colleague, and two of her former students, Kim Dickey and Jeanne Quinn, who have taught together in the department for 25 years.听

In September,听the trio unveiled an alumni showcase exhibit: 鈥淪haping Time: 麻豆免费版下载Ceramics Alumni 2000鈥2020.鈥 The exhibit is open to the public at the 麻豆免费版下载Art Museum until Dec. 19.

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“sailing bare breasted with a gun” art piece

Ashley Jude Jonas, 鈥渟ailing bare breasted with a gun,鈥 2023, ceramic, strapping tape, found table, found wood.

“Desire Stone I” art piece

Grace Potter, 鈥淒esire Stone I,鈥 2025, stoneware with clay slip.

“The Glorification of Signifiers” art piece

Liisa Nelson, 鈥淭he Glorification of Signifiers,鈥 2025, ceramic.

“...in plain sight" art piece

Rebekah Myers and Tim Berg, 鈥...in plain sight,鈥 2025, glazed ceramic and maple.

“California King" art piece

Erica Green, 鈥淐alifornia King,鈥 2022, knotted fibers on mattress.

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Installation photos by Wes Magyar, 漏 the artists and 麻豆免费版下载Art Museum