Woody De Othello : maybe tomorrow /

Woody De Othello : maybe tomorrow /

"Woody De Othello describes the first time he touched clay as an epiphany; he "just knew." His immersive installation at Karma, Maybe tomorrow, builds on the alchemy of this initial encounter. Molding, manipulating, layering, and expanding seemingly mundane and domestic forms--clocks,...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Othello, Woody De, 1991- (http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/art)
Other Authors: Biswas, Allie (Interviewer), Shechet, Arlene (Interviewer), Young, Jason R (Contributor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : KARMA, [2023]
New York, New York : Karma, [2023]
Subjects:
Othello, Woody De, > 1991- > Exhibitions
Othello, Woody De, > 1991- > Interviews
21st century
African American artists > 21st century > Exhibitions
African American sculptors > Exhibitions
African American sculptors > United States > Exhibitions
Ceramic sculpture, American > 21st century > Exhibitions
Sculpture, American > 21st century > Exhibitions
Sculpture, Modern > 21st century > Exhibitions
Artistes noirs américains > 21e siècle > Expositions
Sculpture en céramique américaine > 21e siècle > Expositions
Sculpture > 21e siècle > Expositions
African American artists
Ceramic sculpture, American
Sculpture, Modern
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Catalogues
Exhibition catalogs
Interviews
catalogs (documents)

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Harvard University

Holdings details from Harvard University
Call Number: NB237.O914 A4 2023

Cornell University

Holdings details from Cornell University
Call Number: NB237.O88
NB237.O88 A4 2023

Columbia University

Holdings details from Columbia University
Call Number: NB237.O88 A4 2023g

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