Invited Artist at the Archie Bray

See my work at the Winslow Garage booth.Tryst

Pattern, Form and Figure at Amce Creative Arts

Darlings
Lauren Powell Projects on Artsy

Lauren Powell Projects

September 2022-March 2023
American Museum of Ceramic Art, Pomona, CA
American Museum of Ceramic Art

American Museum of Ceramic Art

Upcoming:
Kim Tucker, New Work
Opening May 29th 2022 2-6pm

"I make ceramic portraits and drawings about the discomfort, acceptance and humor of being human. My work strives to express heartbreak, love, various stages of self-acceptance, spiritual redemption and the beauty of imperfections."
- Kim Tucker


Kim Tucker studied Ceramic Sculpture under the direction of Viola Frey and Arthur Gonzalez at the California College of Arts and Crafts, graduating with High Distinction.
Kim went on to receive her M.F.A. in ceramics under the guidance of M.J. Bole at The Ohio State University. She has been artist-in-residence at Cal State University Dominguez Hills, Futur (Switzerland) , Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts and many more. Kim has recently shown her work at Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, American Museum of Ceramic Arts, Cypress College and CSUDH to name a few. Kim currently lives in Los Angeles and is excited to be an upcoming artist-in residence at AMOCA Studio in Pomona, CA.

On View through June 29, 2022 by appointment

Winslow Garage

April 2022-June 2022
AMcE Creative Arts, Seattle, WA
AMcE Creative Arts

"Primal Beings, Ghosts, and Human Dummies" at AMOCA

Interview with CSUDH Gallery Curator Aandrea Stang 2020
Kim Tucker Interview

Collaboration with Scott C. Wells 2020

Cypress College, Cypress, CA
Opening February 20, 2020

CYPRESS COLLEGE ART GALLERY

Solo Show at Cal State Dominguez Hills
Opening February 15, 2020

CSUDH ART GALLERY

Cal State Dominguez Hills, Spring Semester 2020

August 10, 2019-March 29, 2020 at the American Museum of Ceramic Arts, Pomona, California
AMOCA

Curated by Christine Golden
August 2- September 27th 2019 at The Holter Museum of Art, Helena, Montana
The Holter Museum of Art

Contemporary ceramic works are experiencing a welcome resurgence and Kim Tucker's piece is indicative of this current wave. The textured, provocatively-wrought figure preening on a ledge seems to elicit the current emotional, prideful and urgent state of body politics. Although patently inexplicit, the work utilizes the power of ambiguous form and the wry result is much more than the sum of the artist's technical prowess.
- William Moreno, Art Advisor

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Los Angeles Times Review for The Incongruous Body

Curated by Tim Berg
American Museum of Ceramic Arts, Pomona CA
August 11th, 2018- January 20, 2019
The Incongruous Body