Christopher
David White |
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Education |
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2013-2015 2008-2012 |
MFA in Craft/Material Studies,Virginia
Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA BFA in Ceramics, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN Minor: Art History |
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Awards |
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2015 2014 2012 |
Adjunct Faculty Research
Grant, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA Most Environmentally Conscious
Installation, Inlight 2014, Richmond, VA Windgate Fellowship,
Center of Craft Creativity, and Design |
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Exhibitions |
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2017 2016 2015 2014 |
Microcosm,
Group Show, Abmeyer+Wood Fine Art, Seattle, Washington Human:Nature,
Solo Show, Abmeyer+Wood Fine Art, Seattle, Washington Hyperrealism,
ClayArch Gimhae Museum, Gimhae, South Korea To See, To Show, To Be Seen, Suwon IPark Museum of Art, Suwon, South Korea Hyperrealism: Nothing is Static, Daejeon Museum of Art, Daejeon, South Korea Bodies + Beings, Abmeyer+Wood Gallery, Seattle, WA A Perception of Change, A Change of Perception, Depot Gallery, Richmond, VA InLight 2014,
1708 Gallery, Richmond, VA (in collaboration with Marta Finkelstein) Remarks on Seeing, FAB Gallery, Richmond, VA Clay3, ClaySpace, Warrenville, Illinois Where Words Are Not Enough, ArtSpace, Richmond, Virginia We Brought This in a Mini-Van, Gallery 218, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Into the Woods, Foreman Gallery, Oneonta, New York |
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Print
Publications Anne & Julien, “Christopher David White”, Hey! Modern Art & Pop Culture, Issue #28 Dec 2016, 22-27 Kangas, Matthew “Christopher David White: Human: Nature at Abmeyer + Wood Fine Art”, Art Ltd., Nov/Dec 2016, 36-37 Wood Planet, “Wood Artist” Sept. 2016, Issue 54, 129-134 Power Station of Art, “Art World,” Double Hands, November 2013, 64-64 “Touch,” A Better
Project, October, 2013 Online Publications Barnes, Sara “Sculptor Expertly Fools the Eye with Surreal Ceramics That Look Like Wood,” My Modern Met, 21 August 2016, mymodernmet.com Giedre, “This Sculptor Will Deceive Your Eyes into Believing His Ceramic Sculptures are Wood”, Bored Panda, August, 2016 boredpanda.com ‘Incredible Sculptures That You’d Mistake for Wood are Actually Crafted from Clay”, Creative Boom, August 2016, creativeboom.com Ackay, Tamara “Christopher David White’s Incredible Ceramic Sculpture Imitates the Looks of Decaying Wood” Beautiful Decay, Sept. 10, 2015 beautifuldecay.com Sierzputowski, Kate “Trompe L’oeil Ceramics That Imitate the Natural Appearance of Decaying Wood”, This is Colossal, August 18, 2015 thisiscolossal.com |
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Pizana,
Nick, “Christopher David White’s Ceramic Sculptures Mimic
Wood and Other Textures,“ Hi Fructose, 6 March 2014, hifructose.com Kat,
Noel, “Unbelievable Ceramic Sculptures That Look Like Wood“ My Modern Met, 27 January 2014, http://www.mymodernmet.com/ Jobson,
Christopher, “Cycle of Decay: A Sculpted Ceramic Hand that Looks
Like a Carved Tree Branch,” This is
Colossal, 12 December 2012. www.thisiscolossal.com www.journal-du-design.fr
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