Artist Information:
Patsy Cox
Los Angeles, CA
United States
Member Since: May 2001
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Artist Statement:
My most current work embodies
mutations, hybrids, growth,
and cross-pollination.
Multiple forms can stand as
individual pieces and also
parts of a cohesive whole.
When the pieces are grouped
together, it's not clear where
one begins and the next one
ends, which is the original
and which is ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
2008 Scheduled Exhibitions
•Quintessential Clay. W. Keith
and Janet Kellogg University
Art Gallery, California
Polytechnic
University, Pomona,
California: March-April 2008.
2007
•Edge. Main Gallery,
California State University
Northridge, Northridge,
California:
August-September 2007.
•Pattern Play. Brand Library
Gallery, Glendale, California:
August/September 2007.
•kilnopening.edu: So. Cal
Ceramic Instructors & ...
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Artist Galleries:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Reviews:
2004
•Three-day Forecast. LA Times,
Los Angeles, California. March
11,
2004. P. E-2.
2003
•World Ceramic Biennale 2003
Korea. Catalog. Icheon World
Ceramic Center,Icheon, Korea.
2003.p.129 & 206.
•Free Range. Catalog. CSUN Art
Galleries, California State
University
Northridge, Northridge,
California. 2003.
•"Why Can't You Be ...
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Collections:
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Commissions:
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Patsy Cox's Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Patsy Cox's Portfolio.
My most current work embodies mutations, hybrids, growth, and cross-pollination. Multiple forms can stand as individual pieces and also parts of a cohesive whole. When the pieces are grouped together, it's not clear where one begins and the next one ends, which is the original and which is the mutation. While most of my work does not refer to a particular geographical location, my most recent projects have grown out of my own relationship to Los Angeles—its communities; its sheer mass; its blending of boundaries; its mixtures of language and culture. I focus on capturing the overwhelming nature of a sprawling city and often use the primary colors of blue, yellow and red to emphasize the possibility of its transformation—all colors are possible from the mixture.
It is important to me that I approach my work in a physical way. The process of creating the work in the tradition of working with clay is as vital as the work itself.
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