Kirsten Stingle’s use of a bundt pan drew me in, the pan now a skirt for her ceramic torsos. Maybe the whimsy made me look, but it is Stingle’s ability to tell a story through the sculptural details that held my interest. She mixes ceramics and found objects to create narrative figures, drawing on her background in theater to help the stories unfold.
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I saw Kirsten’s work at the AVA in Chattanooga where I live. I missed the opening reception however (boohoo). I
love the work; am so drawn to it. Let’s
face it, Kirsten has a dark side. I would
very much like to purchase a piece, but
lack the funds.
Arlene Carden