Elspeth A Schulze
Elspeth Schulze is from the Cajun culture of Southern Louisiana, a community steeped in celebration. Through ceramic, textile and sculptural processes, she explores the complex relationship between material and place. Schulze has a BA in Literature from Loyola University New Orleans and studied pattern making and garment design at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. She is currently completing an MFA in Ceramics at the University of Colorado Boulder. In 2021, Schulze will join the Tulsa Artist Fellowship in Tulsa, Oklahoma as an artist in residence. Working behind the scenes in the arts for over a decade, she has served variously as a studio assistant, production manager, and gallery director. Recent exhibition venues include the University of Colorado Art Museum, in Boulder, Colorado; Oklahoma Contemporary in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; RedLine Art Center in Denver, Colorado; The Clay Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and Union Hall in Denver, Colorado.
Elspeth Schulze’s project for The Space(s) Between is Sift/Sieve (Undermine), 2021, perforated sandbags, sand. This work is also on view at Vicki Myhren Gallery in Denver.
