Warp Speed: Carolyn Hazel Drake Public Lecture

The Center for Contemporary Art and Culture at the Pacific Northwest College of Art is proud to welcome Carolyn Hazel Drake for a lecture on her art and practice and her work in Warp Speed: Contemporary Conversations in Fiber.

About Carolyn Hazel Drake

Carolyn Hazel Drake is an artist and arts educator based in Portland, OR, and Phoenix, AZ. Her work integrates textiles, ceramics, and domestic readymades assembled or layered through traditional craft techniques and collage. These objects and installations create a gentle dissonance between the sacred and the mundane, leaning into the analog world as a tangible means of processing ephemeral but very real experiences of temporality and loss. The work engages viewers in dialogue with death, the sacred, and the resonance of ordinary objects as symbols and bearers of memory.

Pacific Northwest College of Art

In the first-floor Mediatheque

511 NW Broadway, Portland, OR 97209

FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!

Livestream available day of on

Thank you to the Ford Family Foundation for their generous support of the Warp Speed exhibition and public programming!

Host or Publisher Hallie Ford School of Graduate Studies at PNCA