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Levity – An Installation by Sadie Clarendon November 26th – December 31st, 2021

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Blog, Events, Shows · November 1, 2021

Levity – An Installation by Sadie Clarendon November 26th – December 31st, 2021

Beginning on November 26thSadie Clarendon will have her installation “Levity” on display at Margo’s Pottery. The show will be up through December 31st, 2021. Come into the store to view the show or shop her items.

Sadie Clarendon grew up on a ranch in Wyoming, immersed in the DIY aesthetic and frontier ingenuity of outsider art. She discovered clay as a production potter for Piney Creek Pottery from 2015-2017, finding joy in physical and creative labor and drawing strength from the landscape and historical detritus of the West.

Sadie has attended work-study programs at Penland School of Craft, interned at Anderson Ranch Arts center, received a post-baccalaureate from Utah State University in ceramics, and worked and interned at the Archie Bray Foundation for the

Ceramic Arts. She currently operates out of a studio in Laramie, Wyoming. Her work is sold in galleries nationally and occasionally online at sadiewinter.com

“My studio practice is an exercise in joy. Through scale, form, and surface, I elicit intense tactile responses and engagement from the user. Vivid surface textures and colors, nontraditional materials in conjunction with clay, motion, and scale are methods I use to heighten functional forms. My pieces have a bit of unruliness built into them, a tension between “use” and “play.” 

I build surprising and delightful objects, objects that reference familiar and nostalgic things; and make work that engages the user to handle it with care, thoughtfulness, and a sense of humor.”

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