Dirt x Digital Exhibit in the Lee Gallery

A Southern Survey in Clay

August 26 – October 17, 2019

Dirt x Digital: A Southern Survey in Clay August 26 – October 17 in the Lee Gallery on the Clemson campus. Dirt x Digital showcases educators who integrate new technologies with traditional media in both their creative research and classrooms. The exhibition was curated by Valerie Zimany, Department of Art Chairperson.

Zimany writes “The application of digital tools and manufacturing technologies in ceramic art represents an exciting evolution of the field. An increasing array of digital practices such as CNC milling, laser cutting, 3D printing and scanning are invigorating both sculptural and functional artwork. The inclusive and engaged environment of Clemson’s research campus represents an important connection to expose more students, and by extension, a larger community, to how new technologies are being used for creative purposes within the context of ceramic art and education.”

This exhibition is supported in part by Clemson University’s CU SEED faculty research program of the Office of the Vice President of Research.

Participating Artists

	Jeff Campana “Vessel”
	Anna Callouri Holcombe “Piante 59”
	Taekyeom Lee “collaboration with gravity”
	Shalya Marsh “Vestigial Remnants”
	Wade MacDonald “Forgettable Home 3”
	Matt Mitros “Mug Composition #29”
	Elaine Quave “Anthropogenic Mountain Flower”