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MassArt BFA Sculpture '25 🐃
2025 Windgate-Lamar fellowship recipient
aka;Doc | 27yo trans sculptor, woodworker & illustrator

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thank you thank you thank you!!

thank you to everyone who came out to see our work last night!! this show was and is near and dear to my heart and it is such a joy and a privilege to share this love with so many beautiful people, new friends and best friends and lovers and mothers 💕💕💕

i love you, i love you, i love you all forever and thank you for loving me too 🐑

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June has been booked and busy! 🌞

#UGC #Arrowmont #ArtisticJourney

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Please join us in celebrating the 2025 Windgate-Lamar Fellows!

Since 2006, the Center for Craft has awarded $3,000,000 in unrestricted funds to 200 emerging craft artists through our Windgate-Lamar Fellowship program, providing them with a network of support and creating a foundation for future success.

This year’s recipients come from schools across the country and represent some of the most ambitious and exciting work being made by the next generation of artists anywhere. We are thrilled to support them as they embark on their careers with a grant of $15,000 and a cohort experience to foster their professional development.

Click the link in our bio to learn more.

Image Credits:

1. Annie O’Brien, “Unfortunate Consequences of Being Offered a Drink,” 2024, blown glass, 8 x 4 x 7 in. Photo credit: Mason Kovaks.

2. Elisa D’Agostino, “Will you sit for a minute?,” 2023, plywood, pine, shag material, 50 x 38 x 46 in. Photo courtesy of the artist.

3. Flor Fabela, “Ammonite,” 2024. Photo courtesy of the artist.

4. Gaylin Nicholson, “INHALE/EXHALE,” 2020, bronze lath, plaster, pine, nails, wallpaper, 19 x 7 x 28 in. Photo credit: Misha Kligman.

5. Hayden Nupcharoen, “Arcadian,” 2024, cherry, oak, sisal rope, 39 x 20 x 29 in. Photo courtesy of the artist.

6. Helena Westra, “Conception (detail),” 2024. Photo courtesy of the artist.

7. Helios Hearstar, “Roko with Flowers,” 2024, copper, enamel, and stainless steel, 5 x 4 x 1.5 in. Photo courtesy of the artist.

8. Mia Rodriguez, “BUENCHICHÓN,” 2024, mixed fibers. 55 x 40 in. Photo courtesy of the artist.

9. Sequoia Williams-Valenzuela, “(mis)Taken,” 2025, cochineal-dyed muslin, iron ink sourced from metal scraps in Arizona, screenprinted archival border maps: boundary between the United States and Mexico: agreed upon by the Joint Commission under the Treaty of December 30, 1853, 3 x 135 ft. Photo credit: Emily Dormier.

10. V Huff, “Vessel I: Reverie,” 2024, ceramic, terra sigillata, gold luster, 18 x 24 in. Photo courtesy of the artist.

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loui, hayden and caitlyn helping me with my eggs for our glass project! fuckin it up in the glass shopppp #teamwork 🫶

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Right here are some of the attacks I made on artfight !! It was really fun, I loved the competition! #art #artfight #drawing #sketh #characterdesign #character #rpgcharacter

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