Eventually(ceramic)
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About & Contact
Arantxa utilizes clay and photography to build surreal landscapes that activate proletariat fantasies. Through a focus on the unsatiated desires of working people, she identifies threads in our collective consciousness where we long for social change. While completing her undergraduate degree in Biological Anthropology at Boston University, Arantxa developed an interest in the social structures that determine quality of life and how making art opens paths for self-actualization. She spent ten years developing social innovation techniques in pursuit of an anti-racist future. Now turning to art, Arantxa’s work places parameters around amorphous tensions while leveraging glamour to hide a clandestine message. Most recently she co-founded an art community, Olin Arts, that bridges the glass and ceramic communities of Los Angeles to increase art accessibility to the public.
B. 1995
Education
Estimated Completion 2027, Certificate of Achievement in Ceramics
Glendale Community College, Gelendale, CA
2017 B.A. Anthropology, Specializing in Biological Anthropology, Boston University , Boston, MA
2019 California Naturalist Certification, University of California, Agriculture and Natural Resources, Malibu, CA
Group Exhibitions
2026 Silicate Cluster, Los Angeles Glass Center, Los Angeles, CA
2025 Dwell in Comfort, Hyde Park Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Auctions
2025 Koreatown Tenants Union and Immigration Support, François Ghebaly, Los Angeles, CA
Publications
2024 Assessing Equitable Inclusion of Marginalized Workers, Stanford Social Innovation Review