Kelly Connole Ceramics

Curated by mac star mccusker with kelly connole opening reception.

Kelly connole ceramics.

Kelly connole is a professor of art at carleton college in northfield mn. The figure in clay winter. Studio art research fall 2020 arts 234. Professor of art art and art history.

Curriculum vitae 59 5 kb doc faculty web site. Gender sexuality and queerness in contemporary ceramics an exhibition that opened last month at the northern clay center in minneapolis curated by carleton college ceramics professor and sculptor kelly connole. Friday march 6 6 8 pm. Her work often uses animal figures to learn more about the human condition and is leading her into collaboration with artists outside of the visual arts proving to be a continual source of.

That s the subject of sexual politics. Connole currently resides in northfield minnesota where she is an associate professor at carleton college. Gender sexuality and queerness in contemporary ceramics an exhibition originally on view at northern clay center in the spring of 2015. Ceramic artist and carleton college professor kelly connole uses clay as her language of storytelling and to express profound beauty.

The vase winter 2020 arts 228. Jump to navigation menu. Connect with mn original. She earned her mfa from san francisco state university and her bfa from university of montana.

Ceramic artist and carleton college professor kelly connole uses clay as her language of storytelling and to express beauty. It s still political curated by mac star mccusker with kelly connole as curatorial advisor revisits the themes addressed by sexual politics. Kelly connole northfield mn. She has also been the recipient of numerous awards and honors receiving a jerome ceramic artist project grant minnesota state arts board grant and a mcknight residency.

There is something about laughter and playfulness that opens up the hope of a peaceful life. Her work combines the tactile nature of clay with images of memories and emotions addressing relationships within environments. Kelly connole ceramic artist and carleton college professor kelly connole uses clay as her language of storytelling and to express profound beauty. Her work often uses animal figures to learn more about the human condition and is leading her into collaboration with artists outside of the visual arts proving to be a continual source of inspiration.