On Ceramics, Steel And Sound: Heavy Heavy Heavy by Emily No Good
Presented by Future Front, Heavy Heavy Heavy is a solo show from Austin-based multidisciplinary artist Emily No Good.
Through hand built ceramic sculptures, welded steel structures, soundscapes, and songs, Emily explores the weight of modern humanity through both playful and dark forms. These pieces offer a reflection of globalization, societal trajectory and everyday life.
Heavy Heavy Heavy also marks the first of a new series in solo shows at Future Front. These shows will reflect the journey of Austin-based multidisciplinary artists like Emily No Good—weaving long, collaborative and iterative relationships through organizations like Future Front and the city’s local culture.
Continue reading to learn more about the show.
MEET THE ARTIST
Artworks by Dontrius Williams. Photo by Jinni J
ABOUT EMILY NO GOOD
Emily No Good (aka Bad Chuck, @emilynogood) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Austin, Texas. With a background in songwriting and audio production, Emily has been releasing music and scoring fine art films for the last decade. She also works as a tattoo artist, creating bold, playful, minimalist designs.
In recent years, Emily’s practice has expanded to focus on sculpture. She uses ceramics and steel to create pieces that juxtapose difficult realities with a tongue-in-cheek lightheartedness.
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All photos by Kate Nuelle
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