Personal Project Research


Elizabeth Tolson 
About her work: 

My work explores the themes of fertility, motherhood, time, and space through ceramics, weaving, and sewing. It is informed by my personal narrative, the body, and the experiences it carries. These mediums share a common thread in which they are rooted in a deep history of human production and tradition. My weaving and sewing work emphasizes the intertwining of the body and the experiences it carries.


untitled bodies, 2019
Fabric
Individual piece size: h: 48 in x w: 24in x d: 3in




Elizabeth Tolson

I was made to feel my body is odd, 2018-2019
This series consists of 12 pieces


Alison Woods 

                                                                                             Psychostasia 7 and 8

                                                                                                        2019

                                              Mixed media on paper, fabric, digital prints, chicken wire, string and trash

                                                                                   104 x 28 inches (approx.each)

                                                                                


                                                   Psychostasia 1 (series)

                                                           18 x 60 inches 

                                   mixed media on found paper and trash

                                                                2018




Camille Stenium
Consuming Meaning, 2014

In her sculptures, Steinum deals with material concerns from a feminist perspective. There is a clear distinction in her body of work between handmade patchworks and more mechanized pieces weaved on a loom, but in both cases, she uses the material to address questions of female labor. (Textiles are, of course, traditionally women’s work.) Even the metal frameworks—though they may appear to be readymade manufactured objects—are carefully designed by the artist and custom-made. 


                                 Stuff Between Skin and Exterior, 2015

















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