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“Between Starshine and Clay: Ceramics Across Diaspora, Land, and Lineage”

This will be the title of my solo exhibition at the Art & History Museum at Maitland in 2027. They’ve also requested that part of the exhibition features work by members of #KaaboClay, the Black #clay art collective & mutual aid network I founded in 2021. What an incredible opportunity to shape clay culture! I’m very excited.

I also want to share the poem the title is from, by #LucileClifton.

“Between Starshine and Clay: Ceramics Across Diaspora, Land, and Lineage”

This will be the title of my solo exhibition at the Art & History Museum at Maitland in 2027. They’ve also requested that part of the exhibition features work by members of #KaaboClay, the Black #clay art collective & mutual aid network I founded in 2021. What an incredible opportunity to shape clay culture! I’m very excited.

I also want to share the poem the title is from, by #LucileClifton.

“Between Starshine and Clay: Ceramics Across Diaspora, Land, and Lineage”

This will be the title of my solo exhibition at the Art & History Museum at Maitland in 2027. They’ve also requested that part of the exhibition features work by members of #KaaboClay, the Black #clay art collective & mutual aid network I founded in 2021. What an incredible opportunity to shape clay culture! I’m very excited.

I also want to share the poem the title is from, by #LucileClifton.

“Between Starshine and Clay: Ceramics Across Diaspora, Land, and Lineage”

This will be the title of my solo exhibition at the Art & History Museum at Maitland in 2027. They’ve also requested that part of the exhibition features work by members of #KaaboClay, the Black #clay art collective & mutual aid network I founded in 2021. What an incredible opportunity to shape clay culture! I’m very excited.

I also want to share the poem the title is from, by #LucileClifton.

“Between Starshine and Clay: Ceramics Across Diaspora, Land, and Lineage”

This will be the title of my solo exhibition at the Art & History Museum at Maitland in 2027. They’ve also requested that part of the exhibition features work by members of #KaaboClay, the Black #clay art collective & mutual aid network I founded in 2021. What an incredible opportunity to shape clay culture! I’m very excited.

I also want to share the poem the title is from, by #LucileClifton.

I made a #FaceJug for the first time since 2019 and I’m donating it to the #KaaboClay fundraiser that begins this Sunday.

Face jugs are a #ceramic expression of the American South brought here by enslaved Africans (specifically Congolese, according to scholars).

The #terracotta heads of the Ife Empire are part of the artistic legacy of Yoruba people of Nigeria.

With this piece, I draw on the wisdom and ingenuity of our ancestors to make an offering to the next generation of creators.

I made a #FaceJug for the first time since 2019 and I’m donating it to the #KaaboClay fundraiser that begins this Sunday.

Face jugs are a #ceramic expression of the American South brought here by enslaved Africans (specifically Congolese, according to scholars).

The #terracotta heads of the Ife Empire are part of the artistic legacy of Yoruba people of Nigeria.

With this piece, I draw on the wisdom and ingenuity of our ancestors to make an offering to the next generation of creators.

I made a #FaceJug for the first time since 2019 and I’m donating it to the #KaaboClay fundraiser that begins this Sunday.

Face jugs are a #ceramic expression of the American South brought here by enslaved Africans (specifically Congolese, according to scholars).

The #terracotta heads of the Ife Empire are part of the artistic legacy of Yoruba people of Nigeria.

With this piece, I draw on the wisdom and ingenuity of our ancestors to make an offering to the next generation of creators.

I made a #FaceJug for the first time since 2019 and I’m donating it to the #KaaboClay fundraiser that begins this Sunday.

Face jugs are a #ceramic expression of the American South brought here by enslaved Africans (specifically Congolese, according to scholars).

The #terracotta heads of the Ife Empire are part of the artistic legacy of Yoruba people of Nigeria.

With this piece, I draw on the wisdom and ingenuity of our ancestors to make an offering to the next generation of creators.

I made a #FaceJug for the first time since 2019 and I’m donating it to the #KaaboClay fundraiser that begins this Sunday.

Face jugs are a #ceramic expression of the American South brought here by enslaved Africans (specifically Congolese, according to scholars).

The #terracotta heads of the Ife Empire are part of the artistic legacy of Yoruba people of Nigeria.

With this piece, I draw on the wisdom and ingenuity of our ancestors to make an offering to the next generation of creators.