Jennifer Ling Datchuk American, b. 1980
G.O.A.T. Girls, 2019
Slip cast Laguna porcelain for dolls
50 x 74"
127 x 188 cm
127 x 188 cm
This work explores a range of women’s skin tones through an assortment of prize ribbons sculpted in slip-cast Laguna porcelain. The tones range from “cool blush” to “African American.” The...
This work explores a range of women’s skin tones through an assortment of prize ribbons sculpted in slip-cast Laguna porcelain. The tones range from “cool blush” to “African American.” The prize-ribbon form questions the idea that any skin tone should be prized above another.
NS-120 cool blush, NS-121 warm blush, NS-122 desert beige, NS-127 Asian, NS-128 Native American, NS-129 mocha, NS-123 warm brown, NS-132 African American
NS-120 cool blush, NS-121 warm blush, NS-122 desert beige, NS-127 Asian, NS-128 Native American, NS-129 mocha, NS-123 warm brown, NS-132 African American
Provenance
The artist’s studioExhibitions
Later, Longer, Fewer: The Work of Jennifer Ling Datchuk, 2021, Houston Center for Contemporary Craft, Houston, TX;curator: Kathryn Hall
Don’t Tell Me to Smile, Ruiz-Healy Art, New York, NY, 2019
Truth Before Flowers, June 15 - July 25, 2019, Women & Their Work, Austin, Texas (catalogue)
