Jocelyn Howard
Renee Brown is known for ceramic sculpture using floor, wall, pedestal and installation formats. Her work is motivated by the mineral world. Subject matter begins with the clay and glaze minerals from ...
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Renee Brown is known for ceramic sculpture using floor, wall, pedestal and installation formats. Her work is motivated by the mineral world. Subject matter begins with the clay and glaze minerals from which Brown creates original exaggerated compositions and structures derived from crystalline formations found in nature.
Brown creates her mixed-media sculptures using assembled preformed and natural components. Typical fabricated and natural elements include elongated crystal forms, geodes, rocks, and lichen formations. Surface and composition of each sculpture can include multiple applications of glaze, paint, glitter, and other finishing agents.
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2014-2016
Artist in Residence, Red Lodge Clay Center, Red Lodge, Montana
- Primary Work Experience
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2009-2010
Gallery Assistant, Gallery & Visitor Center, Penland School of Crafts, Spruce Pine, North Carolina
2016—Adjunct Faculty, Northwest College, Powell, Wyoming
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Howard, Jocelyn Y. “Inquisitive Forms: The Figurative Ceramics of Thaddeus Erdahl.” Shop Talk 6 (2013).
_______________. “Jocelyn Howard's Puppet Inspired Figures,” Juxtapoz Magazine (November 11, 2015).
_______________. “Making Bad Work.” Studio Potter Magazine 42, no.1 (2014).
Smith, Nan. 500 Figures in Clay Volume 2. New York, NY: Lark Books, 2014.
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Citation: Jocelyn Howard, "The Marks Project."
Last modified April 29, 2026. https://www.themarksproject.org/artists/jocelyn-howard
