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Stria Grid Dish
Stria Grid Dish
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Stria Grid Dish
Stria Grid Dish
Stria Grid Dish

Stria Grid Dish

$ 28.00
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 By Lauren HB Studio 

Lakewood, OH   

Lauren Herzak-Bauman believes in the power of handmade objects to transform everyday experiences and designs for those who want to elevate their surroundings. Mid-century modern design, nature, and the Japanese philosophy of wabi sabi inform her vessels. Born from a desire to connect sculpture with utility, each handcrafted pot is fully functional and can be put to use. In addition to her pottery, Herzak-Bauman also creates sculpture and public art.   

Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Lauren received a BFA in ceramics from Bowling Green State University and an MFA in studio art from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. She returned to Cleveland in 2013, and now works out of her own studio “The Screw Factory” in Lakewood, Ohio.  

"My goal is to combine concept and craft to create a transformative experience through my work."  

  • Dimensions: 3" wide x 1 1/4" height

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Provide your name and contact information, as well as a brief description of the piece you are interested in. Please allow time for us to coordinate with our artists on the production and delivery of your custom order. We will be in contact with you as soon as possible. 

Stria Grid Mug
Stria Grid Mug
Stria Grid Mug
Stria Grid Mug

Stria Grid Mug

$ 55.00
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By Lauren HB Studio 

Lakewood, OH   

Lauren Herzak-Bauman believes in the power of handmade objects to transform everyday experiences and designs for those who want to elevate their surroundings. Mid-century modern design, nature, and the Japanese philosophy of wabi sabi inform her vessels. Born from a desire to connect sculpture with utility, each handcrafted pot is fully functional and can be put to use. In addition to her pottery, Herzak-Bauman also creates sculpture and public art.   

Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Lauren received a BFA in ceramics from Bowling Green State University and an MFA in studio art from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. She returned to Cleveland in 2013, and now works out of her own studio “The Screw Factory” in Lakewood, Ohio.   

"My goal is to combine concept and craft to create a transformative experience through my work."  

  • Dimensions: 5" wide x 2 1/2" height

All items indicated as gifts are wrapped in high-quality gift wrap before placement in secure packaging for shipping.

NOTE: To request gift wrapping for part or all of any order, please add this item to your cart prior to checking out. During checkout you can specify any additional gift wrapping instructions.

You can now pre-order you favorite local artists' handcrafted work directly from the Princeton University Art Museum Store!

Provide your name and contact information, as well as a brief description of the piece you are interested in. Please allow time for us to coordinate with our artists on the production and delivery of your custom order. We will be in contact with you as soon as possible. 

Stria Net Mug
Stria Net Mug
Stria Net Mug
Stria Net Mug

Stria Net Mug

$ 55.00
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By Lauren HB Studio 

Lakewood, OH   

Lauren Herzak-Bauman believes in the power of handmade objects to transform everyday experiences and designs for those who want to elevate their surroundings. Mid-century modern design, nature, and the Japanese philosophy of wabi sabi inform her vessels. Born from a desire to connect sculpture with utility, each handcrafted pot is fully functional and can be put to use. In addition to her pottery, Herzak-Bauman also creates sculpture and public art.   

Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Lauren received a BFA in ceramics from Bowling Green State University and an MFA in studio art from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. She returned to Cleveland in 2013, and now works out of her own studio “The Screw Factory” in Lakewood, Ohio.   

"My goal is to combine concept and craft to create a transformative experience through my work."

Dimensions: 5" wide x 2 1/2" height

All items indicated as gifts are wrapped in high-quality gift wrap before placement in secure packaging for shipping.

NOTE: To request gift wrapping for part or all of any order, please add this item to your cart prior to checking out. During checkout you can specify any additional gift wrapping instructions.

You can now pre-order you favorite local artists' handcrafted work directly from the Princeton University Art Museum Store!

Provide your name and contact information, as well as a brief description of the piece you are interested in. Please allow time for us to coordinate with our artists on the production and delivery of your custom order. We will be in contact with you as soon as possible. 

Stria Line Mug
Stria Line Mug
Stria Line Mug
Stria Line Mug

Stria Line Mug

$ 55.00
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By Lauren HB Studio 

Lakewood, OH   

Lauren Herzak-Bauman believes in the power of handmade objects to transform everyday experiences and designs for those who want to elevate their surroundings. Mid-century modern design, nature, and the Japanese philosophy of wabi sabi inform her vessels. Born from a desire to connect sculpture with utility, each handcrafted pot is fully functional and can be put to use. In addition to her pottery, Herzak-Bauman also creates sculpture and public art.   

Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Lauren received a BFA in ceramics from Bowling Green State University and an MFA in studio art from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. She returned to Cleveland in 2013, and now works out of her own studio “The Screw Factory” in Lakewood, Ohio.   

"My goal is to combine concept and craft to create a transformative experience through my work."

  • Dimensions: 5" wide x 2 1/2" height

All items indicated as gifts are wrapped in high-quality gift wrap before placement in secure packaging for shipping.

NOTE: To request gift wrapping for part or all of any order, please add this item to your cart prior to checking out. During checkout you can specify any additional gift wrapping instructions.

You can now pre-order you favorite local artists' handcrafted work directly from the Princeton University Art Museum Store!

Provide your name and contact information, as well as a brief description of the piece you are interested in. Please allow time for us to coordinate with our artists on the production and delivery of your custom order. We will be in contact with you as soon as possible. 

Stria Dot Mug
Stria Dot Mug
Stria Dot Mug
Stria Dot Mug

Stria Dot Mug

$ 55.00
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By Lauren HB Studio 

Lakewood, OH   

Lauren Herzak-Bauman believes in the power of handmade objects to transform everyday experiences and designs for those who want to elevate their surroundings. Mid-century modern design, nature, and the Japanese philosophy of wabi sabi inform her vessels. Born from a desire to connect sculpture with utility, each handcrafted pot is fully functional and can be put to use. In addition to her pottery, Herzak-Bauman also creates sculpture and public art.   

Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Lauren received a BFA in ceramics from Bowling Green State University and an MFA in studio art from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. She returned to Cleveland in 2013, and now works out of her own studio “The Screw Factory” in Lakewood, Ohio.   

"My goal is to combine concept and craft to create a transformative experience through my work."

  • Dimensions: 5" wide x 2 1/2" height

All items indicated as gifts are wrapped in high-quality gift wrap before placement in secure packaging for shipping.

NOTE: To request gift wrapping for part or all of any order, please add this item to your cart prior to checking out. During checkout you can specify any additional gift wrapping instructions.

You can now pre-order you favorite local artists' handcrafted work directly from the Princeton University Art Museum Store!

Provide your name and contact information, as well as a brief description of the piece you are interested in. Please allow time for us to coordinate with our artists on the production and delivery of your custom order. We will be in contact with you as soon as possible. 

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Samuel Fosso: Affirmative Acts

The Nigerian-Cameroonian artist Samuel Fosso (b. 1962) is arguably one of the most compelling photographers working in the genre of self-portraiture today. Samuel Fosso: Affirmative Acts is the first museum survey of the artist’s work in the United States. The exhibition showcases Fosso’s self-portraits, in which the artist assumes various characters and gender roles to highlight the connections between identity, consumption, and global commerce.

Samuel Fosso: Affirmative Acts is curated by Princeton University Professor Chika Okeke-Agulu with Princeton students Silma Berrada, Class of 2022; Lawrence Chamunorwa, graduate student; Maia Julis, Class of 2023; and Iheanyi Onwuegbucha, graduate student. 

November 19, 2022 – January 29, 2023

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Art @ Bainbridge

Alexis Rockman: Shipwrecks

Shipwrecks have long symbolized humans’ inability to control the natural world, and the extreme encounters with nature that can result. In this new body of work, the New York–based artist Alexis Rockman reenvisions shipwreck narratives to focus less on human drama than on the broad planetary implications of the forces behind them, including trade, migration, colonization, and globalization. The artist’s vivid series of large canvases and intimate watercolors points to how an increasingly interconnected world has generated profound ecological change. With Shipwrecks, he reimagines specific events in maritime history from a perspective that considers all life-forms. 

Curated at Princeton by Karl Kusserow, John Wilmerding Curator of American Art.

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