Betty Woodman, Maker of Audacious Ceramics, Dies at 87
She was the first living woman to have a Metropolitan Museum of Art retrospective, in 2006.
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From Face Jars to Fractured Fairy Tales, a handy guide to what's going on today in clay
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"Front/Back," Betty Woodman's first show at Salon 94 in New York, features her signature ceramic forms-vividly painted cylinders with irregularly cut, flat slabs attached as eccentric "handles" or as …
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New Documentary Goes Into the Woodmans
Francesca Woodman's 1981 suicide at the age of 22 conferred on the artist and her haunting black-and-white self-portraits a cult status that resonates today. And while the tragedy introduced the work…
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From the Archives: Betty Woodman’s Decorative Impulse
Betty Woodman's conceptually rigorous, formally audacious ceramic sculptures and installations of the past two decades make any lingering art-world condescension toward pottery seem absurd.
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