Sam Linguist's Handmade Ceramics Debut in Cremona
Laurel Gitlen presents a solo exhibition of Sam Linguist, titled WRR, hosted by Triangolo in Cremona, Italy. Linguist, raised in Waxahachie, Texas, worked as a teenager at Webb Gallery, which specializes in visionary, self-taught artists. There he encountered Sanford Darling, Royal Robertson, and Burgess Dulaney, whose works in clay, paint, marker, and glitter influenced his practice. Linguist creates handmade ceramic objects on wobbly slip-cast surfaces, using found items like domino tiles, turtle shells, Styrofoam, and hardcover books. His work blends personal mythology with devotion to handmade objects and everyday traces.
Key facts
- Laurel Gitlen announces a solo exhibition with Sam Linguist titled WRR
- Exhibition hosted by Triangolo in Cremona, Italy
- Sam Linguist was raised in Waxahachie, Texas
- Linguist worked at Webb Gallery as a teenager
- Webb Gallery focuses on visionary, self-taught artists
- Influences include Sanford Darling, Royal Robertson, and Burgess Dulaney
- Linguist uses slip-cast surfaces and found items like domino tiles, turtle shells, Styrofoam, and hardcover books
- His art practice affirms devotion to handmade objects and everyday traces
Entities
Artists
- Sam Linguist
- Sanford Darling
- Royal Robertson
- Burgess Dulaney
Institutions
- Laurel Gitlen
- Triangolo
- Webb Gallery
Locations
- Cremona
- Italy
- Waxahachie
- Texas