Glazed ceramic
Artist: Aron Hill
The pieces reference a bundled child, a reoccurring theme for Aron. These ceramic objects are all slightly unique in there size and shape. They are meant to be nailed to the wall. The white puff glaze is delicate.
Aron Hill is a Canadian artist currently living and working in Canada. He received his BFA in Interdisciplinary Studies from the Alberta College of Art and Design in 2000, and later completed an MFA at Goldsmiths, University of London. While at Goldsmiths, his practice evolved into installation-based projects combining traditional drawing and painting with formal sculptural elements, large-format photography, and text-based work. More recently, Hill’s focus has shifted toward socially engaged community practices, exploring themes of colonialism and care through traditional and often domestic craft techniques. He is currently completing a book titled Carecraft, which reflects on the emergence of culture through practices of care. Hill has exhibited internationally, occasionally teaches and lectures, and continues to write. His work was recently acquired by the Alberta Foundation for the Arts (AFA).
Glazed ceramic
Artist: Aron Hill
The pieces reference a bundled child, a reoccurring theme for Aron. These ceramic objects are all slightly unique in there size and shape. They are meant to be nailed to the wall. The white puff glaze is delicate.
Aron Hill is a Canadian artist currently living and working in Canada. He received his BFA in Interdisciplinary Studies from the Alberta College of Art and Design in 2000, and later completed an MFA at Goldsmiths, University of London. While at Goldsmiths, his practice evolved into installation-based projects combining traditional drawing and painting with formal sculptural elements, large-format photography, and text-based work. More recently, Hill’s focus has shifted toward socially engaged community practices, exploring themes of colonialism and care through traditional and often domestic craft techniques. He is currently completing a book titled Carecraft, which reflects on the emergence of culture through practices of care. Hill has exhibited internationally, occasionally teaches and lectures, and continues to write. His work was recently acquired by the Alberta Foundation for the Arts (AFA).
