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Stacy Jo Scott is an artist and educator based in Eugene, Oregon. In both artwork and writing she uses ceramic objects and digital processes as anchors from which to navigate shifting landscapes of queerness, embodiment, and spectrality. These objects emerge from research and speculation, digital processes, trance practices, and chance operations. Her artwork has been exhibited nationally and internationally including at Ditch Projects, Springfield, OR; Rockelman & Partner, Berlin, Germany; Thomas Hunter Projects in New York, NY; Center for Craft Creativity and Design, Asheville, NC; Houston Center for Contemporary Craft, Houston, TX; Pewabic Pottery, Detroit, MI; Museum of Contemporary Craft, Portland, OR; Paul Kotula Projects, Ferndale, MI; Roots & Culture Contemporary Art Center, Chicago, IL; and The Sculpture Center, Cleveland, OH. She co-curated New Morphologies: Studio Ceramics and Digital Practices at the Schein-Joseph International Museum of Ceramic Art at Alfred University in Alfred, NY and was a Franzen Teaching Fellow for Digital Craft at Colorado State University. Her writing has been published in numerous publications online and in books and periodicals. Publications include Bad at Sports, The Studio Potter, and Crafts: Today’s Anthology for Tomorrow’s Crafts. She received an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art, and is a founding member of the Craft Mystery Cult. She is currently an Assistant Professor of Art at the University of Oregon.

Publications

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Studio Potter | Winter Issue: Ephemeral Material

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Crafts: Today's Anthology for Tomorrow's Crafts

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Textile: The Journal of Cloth and Culture, Notes on Craft and Collaboration: Reflections on the Digital Realm as a Site for Collaboration

Abrams Claghorn Gallery Blog, Interview: Stacy Jo Scott, by Anna Vaughan

American Craft Council Blog, Q&A, Stacy Jo Scott on Digital Technology

Ravelin Magazine, Visual Musings on The Golden Dome, by Monica Uszerowicz

American Craft Magazine, Brave New World, October/November Issue, 2014

Bad at Sports Contemporary Art Blog, Open Engagement 2013 No.3: A Utopia of Dispute Might Be Better / Regarding Ethics & Failure

PNCA Untitled, RVW | Object Focus: The Bowl, Engage + Use

Bad at Sports Contemporary Art Blog, Protectors of the Handmade, Craft Mystery Cult Convenes in Chicago

Journal of Modern Craft, Guest Blogger, At-Home 3D Printing and the Return of a Craft Utopia

Journal of Modern Craft, Guest Blogger, Unfold Interview: The Virtual Potter's Wheel