Erin Jane Nelson Ceramic

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Erin jane nelson ceramic.

For the past little while atlanta based artist erin jane nelson has been travelling to barrier islands monuments and sites relating to climate change to make photographs. See more ideas about erin jane andy goldsworthy. Erin jane nelson b. Her work has recently been exhibited in between the waters at the whitney museum of american art in new york and photography today.

Comencé a interesarme en las islas barrera en parte porque sabes. Public private relations at pinakothek der moderne in munich. The five gulf states account for one third of the nation s oil production 40 percent of our seafood and 10 of america s 15 largest shipping ports. Her pictures though serve as her starting points to what become elements in her mixed media work.

In 1966 yoko ono installed a work that required viewers to climb a ladder and use a magnifying glass to find a tiny yes it was incidentally john lennon s introduction to the artist. Its most recent incarnation is in both ceramic and tapestry which is being shown at the whitney this month in a group show. Its opposite might be atlanta based erin jane nelson s 9 foot tall no titled mother earth does not consent 2019 in the nelson show her deepness at atlanta contemporary through august 4. Lives in atlanta ga received her bfa from the cooper union school of art in 2011.

Atlanta based erin jane nelson has been traveling around the american southeast to barrier islands and coastal wetlands that are rapidly eroding and disappearing. And then also by encasing the works in resin which i think appears to look like water you get the sense of these places being. The exhibition features oil paintings by joshua nathanson and ceramic sculptures as well as textiles by erin jane nelson both of whom deploy hybridity and humor as a lure and a tool for exploring complex personal social and ecological. In erin jane nelson s solo exhibition at chapter five shaped fabric wrapped panels hang on mint green walls encircling two ceramic vessels in the centre of the small rectangular room.