Olivia Stinson’s thesis ceramics gallery, “Everything Changes, Nothing Dies,” is currently on display in the Moss-Thorns Gallery on campus. It will remain open till the end of the fall semester on Friday.
“Everything Changes, Nothing Dies” is an MFA Thesis Ceramics Gallery displaying pieces made by Olivia Stinson.
The main room of the gallery was full of many different ceramic sculptures.
The other room of the gallery housed a smaller selection of works, as well as an interactable sticky note wall.
“Silent Teachings,” Half and Half Clay.
“Till Death Do Us Part,” Red 6 Clay.
“Cry #1,” Paper Porcelain.
“Cry #247,” Paper Porcelain.
This interactable wall in the left room of the gallery, labeled “The Power of Vulnerability,” invited attendees to anonymously write “an act of vulnerability” on a sticky note and place it on the wall. Accompanying the wall were two pieces of paper explaining the importance of vulnerability.
“By a Thread,” Half and Half Clay.
“It Wasn’t an Invitation,” Half and Half Clay.
“Emergence,” Paper Porcelain.
“Snail’s Pace,” Half and Half Clay.
“The Fruits of Life,” Half and Half Clay.
“The Boat I Row,” Terra Cota.
“Rewind,” Red 6 Clay.
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