Crafting found objects & clay into nostalgic keepsakes | Monograph

Jennifer Wallace Fields of Lit Deer Studio and cohost of No Bad Art is often inspired by nature, folklore and Appalachian craft. With a reverence for handmade items and nostalgia, she rescues found objects from thrift stores to incorporate into her clay sculptures. In her own words, her artistic practice “is a process of emotional archeology.”
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MONOGRAPH is a docu-series produced by Alabama Public Television, showcasing Alabama’s rich creative and artistic diversity. We highlight a multitude of disciplines and human identities, both inside and outside the traditional art world. Watch our quarterly broadcast specials on the ‪@PBS‬ app or your local Alabama Public Television station.
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Keywords: art, artists, makers, made in Alabama, southern artists, ceramics, pottery, painter, painting, Alabama clay, found objects, nature art, Appalachian art, throwing clay
Chapters:
00:00 Meet Jennifer Wallace Fields, visual artist
1:10 What is slip casting/hand building?
2:15 Clay holds memory
2:45 Themes of her work: memory, nature
4:00 Found Objects
4:55 Emotional Archeology

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' as i create and listen, i will be led' brilliant and inspirational :)