POPARTCERAMICS
Awards
2024 Scholarship from Museum of Fine Arts Houston
Glassell School of Art, Houston, Texas
2022 Scholarship from Museum of Fine Arts Houston
Glassell School of Art, Houston, Texas
2008 Emmy Nomination
PSA “It’s Not That Bad”
2000 Silver Addys
“A Sure Lure”
“Curiously Strong Demographics”
1999 Bronze Addy
“Our Demo’s Pop”
1998 Emmy Award
Craft Achievement in Animation
1993 BDA Professional Training Scholarship
Broadcast Design Association Student Winner
Exhibitions
March 2025
MFA Houston/Kinder Morgan “Taste” Exhibition
“Yummy”
Kinder Morgan Building, Downtown Houston, Texas
December 2024
Ceramics in the Environment
“Swedish Fish Fountain “
Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
November 2024
Multiplicity The Power of Repetition
"Dispense O Rama"
Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Glassell Building, Houston, Texas
July 2023
Multiplicity Exhibit
“Rabbit Rainbow”
The Silos at Sawyer Yards, Houston, Texas
May 2023
Glassell Studio School Annual Student Exhibition
“Pool Party Rabbits”
Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Glassell Building, Houston, Texas
Multiplicity Exhibit
“Rabbit Rainbow”
Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Glassell Building, Houston, Texas
February 2023
MFA Houston/Kinder Morgan “Green” Exhibition
“Moss Rabbit”
Kinder Morgan Building, Downtown Houston, Texas
November 2022
Miniature to Monumental Exhibition
“Say What You Mean Conversation Hearts”
Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Glassell Building, Houston, Texas
ABOUT ME
I believe in the power of lightness, humor, and silliness. My portfolio showcases sculptural art that captures those joyful nostalgic moments, providing a playful escape from everyday stresses. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Communications from the University of Houston and nearly two decades as an Emmy Award-winning broadcast designer, I bring valuable insights to my creative work. I am currently exploring sculptural ceramics at the Glassell School of Art at Museum of Fine Arts Houston, I also embrace teaching kindergarten, celebrating the playful moments that inspire my designs.
