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Title
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Artist Parent Index
Person
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Website
The Artist's website
<a href="http://www.fisherclay.com/" target="_blank">www.fisherclay.com</a><a href="http://fisherclay.com/gallery/2015-present/" target="_blank"><br /></a>
Artist Statement
<p><span style="font-size:small;"><span>My work is either for or about the home.</span><br /><br />My artistic beginnings are deeply rooted in a potpourri of traditions that surround functional wares. I continue to respect and honor utilitarianism while simultaneously developing a body of sculptural forms. My work is either for or about the home. To me the home is more than a specific place or structure. It is often a feeling and/or geographic location. I am drawn to the domestic environment through personal artifacts, repetitious rituals and intimate relationships. The act of creating artwork that stems from this notion dissolves the boundaries between my home and studio. It allows me to embrace both the permanent and the ephemeral qualities of place and life. This mode of working unifies the home with the studio and creates an all-encompassing life aesthetic.</span></p>
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Medium
ceramics
Location
The location of the interview
Minnesota
United States
Topic
domesticity
motherhood
children
child care
relationships
domestic aesthetics
toys
Dublin Core
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Title
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Kate Fisher
aesthetic
ceramic art
child care
children
domestic
life balance
Minnesota
motherhood
relationships
United States