WHO ART YOU / IN CONVERSATION WITH CELINE
Nala Turner
Nala discusses reclaiming narrative through clay and imagery, and learning to value one’s own work.
ONE QUESTION TO WATCH WITH
Whose story can an everyday cup tell?
Imani Shanklin Roberts and Nala Turner with their completed Lena Horne Prize award, 2020. · Cover image source ↗
FROM CONVERSATION TO WORK
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If We Can’t Be Free, Be Braided, Cup I turns a familiar vessel into a narrative surface, connecting with her emphasis on self-defined stories.
Artist background & more work ↗
If We Can’t Be Free, Be Braided, Cup I, 2026; stoneware with underglaze illustration, red engobe, wax resist and clear glaze; POW! exhibition image.
Nala C. Turner / Pots On Wheels! · Work source ↗Keep a thought for yourselfOnly in this browser, never public
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