fredspaulding

I participated in the Wilderness Actions exhibition put on by Axel Contemporary this past fall.  Here is my piece from the show!

I forgot to mention my sculptures at Santa Fe Clay… The first one done in 2016 and the second this past summer 2018.  If you stop by SFC you can still see the second one on the street side.

I am in an exhibition at 414 with Chris Powell!! Here are a few pics of my work from the show, more later.

This article discusses a collaborative approach Linda has engaged. Interesting as a creative endeavor as well as an approach to teaching and learning. http://www.interpretingceramics.com/issue012/articles/07.htm Here is a link to Linda’s web site: http://www.lindasormin.com/    

Immersed in the intensity of social struggle, both physical and mediated, subjected to the stifling intention of power to define our existence in terms of wealth and recognition, is the pursuit of simple individual gestures trite and naive or human and necessary?

I went to visit the following museums over the weekend: Home http://www.mfa.org/ Cao Fei’s work impressed me… https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=cao+fei

Here are some links I have been looking at: https://www.dallaspotteryinvitational.com/   I am hoping to attend this exhibition/sale and I would recommend it for anyone interested in collecting pottery. https://sfai.org/residencies/  A friend of mine is applying for this residency. The focus of the residency relates to the social value of art, and art as a force

A Single Book Disrupts the Foundation of a Brick Wall by Jorge Méndez Blake

Robyn O’Niel lecture was good at the FW Modern! She seemed very authentic, articulate, and open, just like she is on her web site. https://www.robynoneil.com