Clay

Black life and the nature of freedom

My work in 'The Shape of Water' at the Visual Arts Center of Richmond

Nov 20, 2024 •

Gabrielle Ione Hickmon

The Shape of Water

A group exhibition featuring artists who explore the embodiment of the human form, connection to land, and the act of leaving impressions.

Nov 13, 2024 •

Gabrielle Ione Hickmon

Notes From A Trip to Richmond, Virginia

a month living and working as an artist-in-residence

Aug 28, 2024 •

Gabrielle Ione Hickmon

I make vessels, but I am a vessel too

thinking with #1

Jul 24, 2024 •

Gabrielle Ione Hickmon

clay in the middle of a meadow

Jul 17, 2024 •

Gabrielle Ione Hickmon

Notes from an Artist Residency in Richmond, Virginia

Jul 10, 2024 •

Gabrielle Ione Hickmon

Clay as a Tool to Tell Some of the Stories of African Americans in the Midwest

A conversation on "The Potters Cast" with Paul Blais

Jun 12, 2024 •

Gabrielle Ione Hickmon

"Everyone has their own shape."

Mar 6, 2024 •

Gabrielle Ione Hickmon

words behind the work

Feb 7, 2024 •

Gabrielle Ione Hickmon

If it's one thing clay gone do...

it's teach you about detachment

Dec 6, 2023 •

Gabrielle Ione Hickmon

WORKING PROCESS

Welcome to WORKING PROCESS. Conversations with Black women working in, with, and around clay about their work and process. The first conversatio…

Nov 10, 2023 •

Gabrielle Ione Hickmon

How to Make a Pot, part 1.

A vessel is also something human.

Sep 21, 2023 •

Gabrielle Ione Hickmon

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