JANET HO, JENNIFER HO, YUKI LAI, LARA RI, PORKHIM TANG, ELIOT ERNEST TOMPKINS, KATRINA WAN, RIKI WELLS
“CAEL2072: POTTER’S WHEEL AS A SCULPTURAL TOOL”
ARTBOX FISHER LIBRARY (2022-2023)
Janet Ho, Jennifer Ho, Yuki Lai, Lara Ri, Porkhim Tang, Eliot Ernest Tompkins, Katrina Wan, Riki Wells, CAEL2072: Potter’s Wheel as a Sculptural Tool, (Level 2), 2022, installation view, dimensions variable. Photography by Rachel Lai.
ARTIST STATEMENT
The ARTBOX cabinets on Level 2 and 3 of Fisher Library housed ceramic works created in the elective class “CAEL2072: Potter’s Wheel as a Sculptural Tool.” During the semester, students were asked to create a major work that focused on assemblage construction and to contemplate on the philosophy of the wheel throwing tradition.
Janet Ho, Jennifer Ho, Yuki Lai, Lara Ri, Porkhim Tang, Eliot Ernest Tompkins, Katrina Wan, Riki Wells, CAEL2072: Potter’s Wheel as a Sculptural Tool, (Level 3), 2022, installation view, dimensions variable. Photography by Rachel Lai.
Janet Ho, Jennifer Ho, Yuki Lai, Lara Ri, Porkhim Tang, Eliot Ernest Tompkins, Katrina Wan, Riki Wells, CAEL2072: Potter’s Wheel as a Sculptural Tool (detail), 2022, installation view, dimensions variable. Photography by Rachel Lai.
Janet Ho, Jennifer Ho, Yuki Lai, Lara Ri, Porkhim Tang, Eliot Ernest Tompkins, Katrina Wan, Riki Wells, CAEL2072: Potter’s Wheel as a Sculptural Tool (detail), 2022, installation view, dimensions variable. Photography by Rachel Lai..
Janet Ho, Jennifer Ho, Yuki Lai, Lara Ri, Porkhim Tang, Eliot Ernest Tompkins, Katrina Wan, Riki Wells, CAEL2072: Potter’s Wheel as a Sculptural Tool (detail), 2022, installation view, dimensions variable. Photography by Rachel Lai.
Janet Ho, Jennifer Ho, Yuki Lai, Lara Ri, Porkhim Tang, Eliot Ernest Tompkins, Katrina Wan, Riki Wells, CAEL2072: Potter’s Wheel as a Sculptural Tool (detail), 2022, installation view, dimensions variable. Photography by Rachel Lai..
Janet Ho, Jennifer Ho, Yuki Lai, Lara Ri, Porkhim Tang, Eliot Ernest Tompkins, Katrina Wan, Riki Wells, CAEL2072: Potter’s Wheel as a Sculptural Tool (detail), 2022, installation view, dimensions variable. Photography by Rachel Lai.
Janet Ho, Jennifer Ho, Yuki Lai, Lara Ri, Porkhim Tang, Eliot Ernest Tompkins, Katrina Wan, Riki Wells, CAEL2072: Potter’s Wheel as a Sculptural Tool (detail), 2022, installation view, dimensions variable. Photography by Rachel Lai..
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