HANNAH SCHELB
CERAMIC SCULPTURE ARTIST
Education
Augusta State University, Bachelor of Fine Arts, 2012
Exhibitions
2017 Pop Revolution Guest Artist, Mason, Ohio
2016 Chautauqua Student Exhibition, Chautauqua, New York
2015 Professional Fine Arts Gallery Exhibition, Albuquerque, New Mexico
2014 Professional Fine Arts Gallery Exhibition, Albuquerque, New Mexico
2013 Professional Fine Arts Gallery Exhibition, Albuquerque, New Mexico
2013 Woven Together, Odd Fellows Art Gallery, Augusta, Georgia
2013 Thrown Figures, Tire City Potters, Augusta, Georgia
2012 Not Alone, A Solo Show, Mary S. Byrd Gallery, Augusta, Georgia
2012 Annual Juried Student Art show, Mary S. Byrd Gallery, Augusta, Georgia
2011 Annual Juried Student Art show, Mary S. Byrd Gallery, Augusta, Georgia
2011 Breaking Boundaries, Morris Museum of Art, Augusta, Georgia
2011 New York, Morris Museum of Art, Augusta, Georgia
2010 Works in Progress, Morris Museum of Art, Augusta, Georgia
2010 Casting Show, Morris Museum of Art, Augusta, Georgia
Awards
2014 Sculpture: First Prize, Professional Fine Arts Gallery, New Mexico State Fair
2013 Sculpture: First Prize, Professional Fine Arts Gallery, New Mexico State Fair
2012 Katherine Pamplin and Nathan Bindler Art Faculty Scholarship, Augusta State University
2011 Katherine Pamplin and Nathan Bindler Art Faculty Scholarship, Augusta State University
Bibliography
2011 Student Art Association 2012 Calendar, September
Collections
Works held in private collections in United States and Australia.
Teaching
2016-present, Clay Creations Teacher, Skool Aid, Cincinnati, Ohio
2014-2016, Instructor, Coyote Clay and Color School, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Immersion Experiences
2016 Chautauqua Institution Summer Program, Chautauqua, New York
2015 Studio Workshop, C.R.E.T.A Rome, Rome, Italy
2012 Summer Artist Travel Journal, Prague, Czech Republic
2011 Summer Artist Travel Journal, Athens, Greece
2011Fall Student Art Association Trip to High Museum of Art, Atlanta, Georgia
2010 Spring Studio Experience, New York, USA
2010 Summer Art and Architecture of Rome, Rome, Italy
ARTIST STATEMENT
RESUME
My work attempts to coalesce consciousness and the human condition. Believing humans are crucibles for ideology and memory, I use wheel thrown ceramics in conjunction with my figurative sculpture to play with the idea of vessel. The figure acts as a catalyst for examining one's self from the outside to understand and empathize with human behavior. I investigate fear, meaning, mortality, fate and gratification to set a stage for a narrative of selfawarness.