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Oct 12, 2022
Woody De Othello (b. 1991 Miami, FL) is an Oakland based sculptor and painter. He makes surreal and often playful ceramic sculptures, featuring domestic and household objects inflated in size and imbued with emotion and spirituality. Othello’s work questions how human experiences are manifested through the everyday objects that surround us. His talk at 92NY will delve further into his practice and interests, ranging from Black music and the free jazz movement, the natural world and how Africanisms such as the Yoruba religion, the Bantu Kingdom, and Egyptian art have informed his sculpture making.
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