Exhibitions
82nd Scripps College Ceramic Annual
Jun Kaneko: Full Circle is the first exhibition to explore the formative and enduring relationship between internationally renowned ceramic artist Jun Kaneko and Scripps.
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An Artistic Legacy: Scripps at 100
Presented on the occasion of Scripps College’s centennial, this exhibition celebrations a century of groundbreaking creative production by the College’s alums and faculty.
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Scripps College Senior Art Exhibition: Blink
Eight artists comment on structures that quietly govern daily life, such as gender performance, ecological change, inherited culture, and digital overwhelm.
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Building the Nation: Children of Edo and Meiji Japan
Children are society’s most impressionable and vulnerable group. How do we raise them? How do we educate them? How do we give them power? Building the Nation: Children of Edo and Meiji Japan explores how children symbolize collective Japanese identity in woodblock prints from feudal Edo (1603–1868) through the modern Meiji era (1868–1912). Spanning over […]
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81st Scripps College Ceramic Annual
Works selected by guest curator and ceramic artist Reniel Del Rosario challenge conventional ideas about the utility and limitations of clay and demonstrate its unique dynamism.
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Pintor de Poemas: Unseen Works by Alfredo Ramos Martínez
25 mural studies, drawings, and paintings by Alfredo Ramos Martínez—most never or rarely exhibited—shed new light on his vision and demonstrate his engagement with labor, revolution, Indigenous identity, and war in early twentieth-century Mexico and Los Angeles.
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Scripps College Senior Art Exhibition: Whiplash
Whiplash brings together twelve artists across various media who explore the interplay between control and chaos and reflect on how they navigate intense moments. The exhibition invites audiences to embrace the discomfort of change, using art to understand and reframe the complexities of an ever-evolving reality.
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80th Scripps College
Ceramic Annual
Guest curated by ceramic historian, author, and educator Nancy Servis, the Annual features over one hundred works by more than sixty artists. The exhibition explores how Marer and Merrill’s collections document a shift from vessels to sculptural forms and demonstrate key moments in West Coast ceramics.
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Decompositions: Photography by Nancy Macko
Artist and Scripps College professor Nancy Macko’s new body of work transports viewers through art history and the cycles of life.
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Evolving Ideas: The Ceramics of Ruenell Foy Temps
The first exhibition dedicated to Ruenell Foy Temps in more than thirty years presents over forty works that trace her progression from expressive functional ceramics to adorned vessels and sculpture.
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