Woven Forms: Past Work of Dee Clements

From Russell Hill Rogers Galleries:

“Dee’s practice examines women’s roles in society and their unseen labor through the lenses of craft and art, feminism, ethnography, and patriarchy. The curvaceous, often matronly, saggy, lumpy, bulbous forms of her woven vessels and objet d’art are metaphors for what women hold and how their societal roles relegate them to specific crafts that have historically been deemed “Women’s Work.”