Working in response to the context of a specific site or situation with the intent of extending the significance of that context, I use a variety of media to create sculpture for exhibitions, installations, collaborative performances, and public commissions. For site-responsive work "on the pedestal", I transform maps of specific locations into vessel forms and objects. Natural features and relevant associations coincide to imply, question, and explore meaning.

Nancy Selvage uses a variety of media to create sculpture for exhibitions, installations, collaborative performances, and public commissions. Her work has been recognized and supported by various grants and awards including a Massachusetts Artists Foundation Sculpture Fellowship, Massachusetts Arts Council New Works Commissions, and an NEA for two symposia she produced on Peruvian and Chinese ceramics. She is the program director and an instructor at the Ceramics Program at Harvard University and has taught at Massachusetts College of Art, Ewha University in Seoul, the Boston Museum School, and the Rhode Island School of Design.

Website:http://www.NancySelvage.com/