Saturday, June 13, 2015

Surveying the Unconventional



Ceramic artist Walter McConnell's persistence in reworking and redefining the otherwise conventional sociopolitical and cultural issues are alarming. Through sculpture and installation, he continues to highlight the distinctive material presence and remapping the boundaries of the medium. A true definition of breaking boundaries.





Artist: Walter McConnell
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