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Betty Woodman, "House of the South," courtesy of Salon 94.

Betty Woodman: House of the South

Katy Donoghue

25 November 2021

House of the South” is an exhibition of the late artist Betty Woodman, featuring her 1996 installation of the same name. More than 20 feet across, the installation features a series of ceramic vessels and flat relief cut-outs arranged in a manner that places the empty spaces equally as important as the works themselves. Woodman is best known for her pioneering ceramics practice, which was unusual for its incorporation of elements from sculpture and painting.

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