3-D Class
Foam Core Sculpture
Inspired by the traditional Zapotecas Huipil + Skirt, Inspirted by Frida Kahlo, Inspired by a sculpture I saw last semester in the Women’s in the Arts show, Inspired by Mexico, Inspired by the many layers of skirts I wear on a daily basis, handmade by Rosa, my seamstress, Inspired by the layers of clothes so many women in the world wear everyday. Inspired by fabric, textiles, yards and centuries of tribal textiles and traditions woven into this world by Women who drap themselves in yards and centuries of fabric, history, tradition, ceremonia. Celebrating foam core! #makemasarte
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Celeste Contreras is a Xicana - Indigenous artist who works in mixed mediums to share stories of ceremony, culture and tradition. Her work includes illustrations, print, book arts and animation. Her research includes storytelling through images and objects, exploring the condition of the book and book form and recalling the palimpsests of intergenerational trauma from migration and genocide of ancestors to relearning and decolonizing through ceremony. Currently enrolled as an MFA student at UW-Milwaukee’s Peck School of the Arts, focused in Print and Narrative Form and holds a BFA from Alverno College. Contreras was the 2019 Gathering Art, Stories and Place Artist-in-Resident with the Milwaukee Public Library where she published a 200 edition box set of artists’ books, Artist in the Library, that will be distributed throughout libraries in Milwaukee and libraries around the country. Contreras is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin where she lives with her husband and cats in the Riverwest neighborhood.
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