Your guide is folk ceramist and teacher Dakota Parkinson whose hands, heart and other body parts are the center of “Uncomfortable As I Am” (stylized in all-lowercase).
The show—featuring ceramic sculpture along with installation and performance—explores the idea of empathy as the Missouri-reared artist “confronts the ideas of discomfort and transness with a challengingly intimate lens.”
There’s no cover to see “Uncomfortable As I Am: Solo Exhibition by Dakota Parkinson” at Morean Center for Clay in St. Petersburg on select days through July 31.
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