Exploring the nature of identity, sense of place, nature, and cultural displacement, Jing Huang (Guilin, China) creates handbuilt ceramic sculptures with flowing and pooling glaze that responds to the topography of the form and the force of gravity. Creating ambiguous scenes that appreciate the past while also embracing the possibilities of the future, Huang’s work explores questions surrounding the nature of time, place, and meaning.
Jing has lectured, curated exhibitions, conducted workshops and exhibited extensively throughout the US, Canada, China and the UK. She holds a BA in Ceramic Art from Jingdezhen Ceramic institute in China, a Diploma in Crafts and Design from Sheridan College in Canada, and an MFA in Ceramic Art from Alfred University in New York. Recognized as an Emerging Artist in 2023 by the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) and Ceramics Monthly Magazine, Jing’s work has been included in private and public collections including the permanent collections of the Victoria & Albert Museum, Alfred Ceramic Art Museum, Yingge Ceramics, and other major museums and institutions around the world.
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