ANGELIQUE SCOTT
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About the Artist


As an artist, educator, and activist, I create work about blackness as a social and cultural identity. These functional and sculptural ceramic objects are influenced by how I navigate through society in regards to identity, family, and community. My current body of work is reflective of my experiences from childhood until present, commemorating black matriarchy and domesticity. I create specific forms that consist of found objects relative to black household items - weave, cowrie shells, bamboo earrings - that mirror my cultural experience and invite my audience to engage in a vital dialogue about contemporary issues regarding race and culture.

Angelique Scott has been working with clay for over a decade. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Virginia Commonwealth University both in Art Education with a K-12 teaching license and Craft & Material Studies with a concentration in ceramics and fibers. She has participated in several national and international residencies including Vermont Studio Center, The Hambidge Center, and Skopelos Foundation for the Arts in Greece. Her works have also been collected privately nationally and internationally. As a dedicated artist and educator, Scott maintains her studio practice and teaches clay workshops throughout Maryland, Washington D.C., and Virginia.

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