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chartinamart 1 year, 1 month ago
I'm really struck by how raw and powerful the themes of bodily autonomy and female experience come across in Stoller's work, it’s both beautiful and unsettling.
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chartinamart 1 year, 1 month ago
I totally agree, really hits
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P·P·O·W is pleased to present Split, Jessica Stoller’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. Known for her meticulous and highly detailed porcelain sculptures, Stoller mines the rich and complicated history of the medium to reveal its capacity for subversion, defiance, and play. Featuring a new series of freestanding sculptures, wall works, and a large-scale ceramic still-life, this exhibition synthesizes historical, cultural, and personal narratives that grapple with the belief that “in a patriarchy your body is technically not your own until you pass the reproductive age.”[i]


Sparked by America’s ongoing repression of bodily autonomy, Stoller created Seeing Red, 2024, an evocative tableau composed of over 150 individual ceramic components positioned low to the ground. Deliberately debased, yet impossible to ignore, this installation draws inspiration from 18th and 19th century “anatomical Venuses,” pseudoscientific wax sculptures of slumbering women, often adorned with strands of…

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P·P·O·W is pleased to present Split, Jessica Stoller’s third solo exhibition with the gallery. Known for her meticulous and highly detailed porcelain sculptures, Stoller mines the rich and complicated history of the medium to reveal its capacity for subversion, defiance, and play. Featuring a new series of freestanding sculptures, wall works, and a large-scale ceramic still-life, this exhibition synthesizes historical, cultural, and personal narratives that grapple with the belief that “in a patriarchy your body is technically not your own until you pass the reproductive age.”[i]


Sparked by America’s ongoing repression of bodily autonomy, Stoller created Seeing Red, 2024, an evocative tableau composed of over 150 individual ceramic components positioned low to the ground. Deliberately debased, yet impossible to ignore, this installation draws inspiration from 18th and 19th century “anatomical Venuses,” pseudoscientific wax sculptures of slumbering women, often adorned with strands of…

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chartinamart 1 year, 1 month ago
I'm really struck by how raw and powerful the themes of bodily autonomy and female experience come across in Stoller's work, it’s both beautiful and unsettling.
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chartinamart 1 year, 1 month ago
I totally agree, really hits
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