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Passion doesn't have
an expiration date

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Passion

It’s a word that many people use to explain why they style clothes, choreograph dance, or compose music.

It’s certainly something that drives me to create memorable sculpture, pieces that speak to people. Even more than a feeling, it’s my idée fixe. I am compelled to tell stories with my work, to stimulate people with my art, to inspire them to reflect on serious subjects, to open doors for conversation.

I’ve been this way since childhood - perhaps it was written in the stars for me to be an artist.  I simply love making things.  One of my earliest memories is of my mom lifting me up on a high chair so I could draw while she got my siblings ready to head off to school. From that point on, I never stopped creating. The experience of imaginings that exist in my mind coming to life in my hands always seems a tiny bit of magic.



Artist Bio

Balancing classical inspiration with contemporary expressive realism, Kristine Poole’s work highlights the beauty and inherent narrative qualities of the human form. Featuring themes as diverse and focused as the artist herself, these clay and bronze figurative sculptures open doors to conversation, dancing effortlessly between social commentary, archetypal motifs and imaginative realism.

Winner of the 2020 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Yasha Young Projects Sculpture category, Kristine’s sculptures have also garnered awards in competitions including Spectrum: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art, The Art Renewal Center’s International Art Salon and Infected By Art, among others.

Her sculpture has been featured in books and periodicals including The Wall Street Journal, Beautiful Bizarre, CAST: Art and Objects Made Using Humanity’s Most Transformational Process, Masters of Contemporary Fine Art, Ceramics Monthly, Ceramics Ireland, 500 Figures in Clay, American Art Collector and Art Ltd.

She has been commissioned to create works ranging from the petite to monumental for various public and private collectors including The Carnegie Library in Michigan, Spectrum, The Denver Comic Con, The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish and Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Northern New Mexico. She has received numerous invited artist residency grants including Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts and Buffalo Creek Art Center.

Recognizing the potential for the arts to enlighten and shift perspectives, Kristine has long been a dedicated proponent of encouraging creativity in others. As such, she is a monthly contributor to the Fantastic Art blog, Muddy Colors, and frequently gives demonstrations and lectures on art and business, most recently at the Albuquerque Museum of Art, Las Cruces Art Museum, Northern Michigan University, The Goggleworks and Santa Fe College. She is also the co-founder of the Spectrum Rising Star Award, which recognizes an emerging new voice in the field of Imaginative Realism Art each year.

In 2019, Kristine was honored with a Distinguished Alumni Award 27 years after graduating Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ceramic Sculpture from Northern Michigan University. She currently lives and creates in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo mountains overlooking Santa Fe, frequently collaborating on sculpture projects with her husband, Colin Poole.

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Passion

This passion I had for making things from my earliest days only intensified with the passing of time.

On the well intentioned advice from a high school guidance counselor who said that if I intended to go into the arts, I’d probably better have something to fall back on, I enrolled in some education classes my first semester at university.

But back in the dorms, one of my roommates was taking a class called “Physical Aspects of the Visual Arts.” Each week she came home exasperated about the next assignment she had to do. When she got to the one where she had to design a container for an egg that they could throw off the top floor of the fine arts building, I lost my mind… I loved the class and wasn't even in it!

I started doing the assignments for myself in my dorm room. The next semester, that was the first class I registered for, thinking, “I’ll just get it out of my system, then I can get back to being responsible.” Well, nearly three decades later, I’m happy to report that it never got out of my system. Art is still my passion and  it has been the most incredible journey.

The thing is: passion does not need a back up plan. Following your passion isn’t always the easy path, but if you are passionate about something, you will surmount any challenge that comes your way. You figure out how to make it work as you go.

Life throws speed bumps all over any path you try that’s not the one you should be walking down. When you start on your true path, doors of opportunity open all around you. When one of those doors of opportunity slams shut, as they sometimes do, it usually jars a few more open. Passion gives you the courage to walk through the new ones.



Artist Statement

The first time I stepped into a clay studio, I knew this was to be my life’s work.  The smell and the feel were as familiar to me as my own hands.  The tactile nature of forming the clay was irresistibly seductive, hinting at an innate connection between creativity and sensuality which led me directly to working with the figure.  From the beginning, I sensed that the limitless possibilities of an unformed lump of clay made it the perfect medium with which to explore the infinite expressions imaginable with the human body.

Concept is essential in my work.  Classically inspired with contemporary undertones, my sculptures feature diverse topics including sociocultural experience and commentary, the artist's muse and reflections on my personal life odyssey.  These ideas are developed intuitively on the timeless fundamentals of anatomy and attention to detail, blending the challenges of rendering the beauty of the human form with my inherent curiosity and love for storytelling.

With many pieces, my focus is on telling the story simply through the figure itself, but just as frequently, I use the form as a canvas.  I often cover the body with text, juxtaposing a visceral reaction to the subtleties of body language with a time-based, cerebral response to the power of words.  Relief imagery and motifs are also used at times to embellish the story of the piece.  Both the text and relief work create patterns that obscure and at the same time emphasize the forms of the body, heightening the sense of being able to read a person’s interior landscape and experience through the external forms of the body.

Often life-sized, my sculptures are built hollow, with no armature inside and fired in one piece. Large scale figurative sculpture fascinates me - both the physicality of building it and the way it leaves a palpable impression of another being in my space, one that demands my notice and attention.

To pause for a few moments, lost in the experience of a sculpture, engaging in the questions, considerations and imagery as its story unfolds is ultimately sharing a moment in the imagination of the maker and opens the door for the viewer to ponder and begin creating for themselves, if only in their mind.

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Passion

Passion doesn’t have an expiration date.

We are all the lucky ones - because we’re still here, we still have time to fulfill our passions, whatever they may be. People frequently put aside dreams from their youth, but often, if you look, those dreams still wander the back forty of your heart.

Passion is powerful, especially when it’s used in the service of contribution and making a difference. Ever wonder what's one of the best uses of a cell phone? Texting, calling someone you love - that’s terrific. But try using the timer - pick something you’ve always wanted to do, learn or try and pick an amount of time each day, each week, each month that you know you can commit to - say ten minutes every day.

Set the timer and work on that thing - no email, no Facebook - just that thing. At the end of a week, you’ll be over an hour closer to achieving the thing that’s been tugging at your heart. At the end of a year, you’ll have put in 60 hours towards a pursuit that enlivens your soul. Just imagine what would happen with 20 minutes a day of uninterrupted focus on something you love. With focus and determination, passions followed = passions fulfilled.



Artist Resume

Education                                                                                                                                                                           
1992     Bachelor of Fine Arts (Summa Cum Laude, Ceramic Sculpture) Northern Michigan University - Marquette, MI. Valedictorian Scholarship, Board of Control Visual Arts Scholarship, Novi Art Scholarship

Workshops, Residencies, Assistantship Grants and Apprenticeships     
2017    Buffalo Creek Art Center.  Gardnerville, NV. Residency: Invited Artist.
2016    Watershed Center for The Ceramic Arts, “Exploring the Figure,” Newcastle, ME. Kiln God Award
2012      Santa Fe Clay, “Cold Finishes” workshop with Gretchen Ewert, Santa Fe, NM.  Assistantship Grant
2011      Santa Fe Clay, “Figure Sculpting” workshop with Lisa Reinertson, Santa Fe, NM.  Assistantship Grant
1993     Plum Tree Pottery, Apprenticeship with John Glick, Master potter, Farmington Hills, MI
1994     Crysophis Glass, Apprenticeship with Steven Hourigan, Master Glass Blower, Tesuque, NM

Selected Solo, Group and Juried Exhibitions      
2024    25th San Angelo National Ceramics Competition. San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts. San Angelo, TX
2024    ArtsThrive. Albuquerque Museum of Art. Albuquerque, NM
2024    Heroes Welcome. Mazza Museum. Findlay, OH
2024    Sculpture in the Park. Benson Sculpture Gardens. Loveland, CO
2023    Serendipity. Haven Gallery. Northport, NY
2023    BLAB!. Copro Gallery. Santa Monica, CA
2023    ArtsThrive. Albuquerque Museum of Art. Albuquerque, NM
2023     Hidden Worlds. Mazza Museum. Findlay, OH
2022     National Sculpture Society 89th Annual Awards Exhibition. Brookgreen Gardens, SC
2022     24th San Angelo National Ceramics Competition. San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts. San Angelo, TX
2022     Halcyon Days. Modern Eden Gallery. San Francisco, CA
2022     Gravitas. EVOKE Contemporary. Santa Fe, NM
2022     Mysterious Fathoms. Mazza Museum. Findlay, OH
2022     ARCHETYPE. EVOKE Contemporary. Santa Fe, NM
2022     Sculpture in the Park. Benson Sculpture Gardens. Loveland, CO                              
2021     Animalia by Beautiful Bizarre. Haven Gallery, Northport, NY
2021     Lucid Dreaming by Beautiful Bizarre. Copro Gallery. Los Angeles, CA
2020     Midnight Garden by Beautiful Bizarre. Modern Eden Gallery. San Francisco, CA
2020     23rd San Angelo National Ceramic Competition. San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts. San Angelo, TX
2020     Creatures Most Curious. Mazza Museum. Findlay, OH
2020     ArtsThrive. Albuquerque Museum of Fine Arts, Albuquerque, NM
2019    Parallels. EVOKE Contemporary. Santa Fe, NM
2019    Sculpture in the Park. Benson Sculpture Garden. Loveland, CO
2019    IX: 12, Imagine This. A Celebration of Imaginative Realism. Goggleworks, Reading, PA
2019    Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Exhibition. Modern Eden Gallery. San Francisco, CA
2019    Inspired. Mazza Museum, Findlay, OH
2018    Holy Moly. Niza Knoll Gallery. Denver, CO
2018     CAST: Art and Objects. Wayne Art Center. Wayne, PA
2018    Art Elevated. New York City, NY
2018    22nd National Ceramic Competition. San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts. San Angelo, TX
2018     Maidens of Myth. Mazza Museum. Findlay, OH
2018     In Repose. EVOKE Contemporary. Santa Fe, NM
2018    Visual Voices: Truth Narratives. Contemporary Craft. Pittsburgh, PA
2018     Sculpture in the Park.  Loveland, CO
2017    Contemporary Figurations. Annie Meyer Gallery. NCECA, Portland, OR
2017    Naked in Santa Fe. Offroad Productions. Santa Fe, NM
2017    The Enchanted Brush Exhibition-Villains.  Mazza Museum, Findlay, OH
2017    Scarab Club Silver Medal Exhibition. Scarab Club, Detroit, MI
2017    2017 Women’s Works. The Old Courthouse Arts Center, Woodstock, IL
2016    National Sculpture Society’s 2016 83rd Annual Awards Exhibition. Pawleys Island, SC
2016    Point of Vision. Museum of American Illustration, New York City, NY
2016    ICONIC. EVOKE Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM
2016    Refined IX. SFA Art Galleries, Nacogdoches, TX
2016     Erotica. MEI Gallery, Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM
2015     Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics. Zanesville Museum of Fine Art, Zanesville, OH
2015    From the Ground Up XXVII. Las Cruces Museum of Art, Las Cruces, NM
2015    Monochromatic. EVOKE Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM
2015    Lennon. Krab Jab Gallery, Seattle, WA
2015    Epic. EVOKE Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM
2014    Re-presenting the Nude III. EVOKE Contemporary, Santa Fe, NM
2014     Art You Can Feel. Westpark Gallery, Roseville CA
2014     The Kinsey Institute Juried Art Show 2014. Grunwald Gallery of Art, Bloomington, IN
2014    The Armory Show. CCA Munoz-Waxman Gallery, Santa Fe, NM
2014    America’s Clayfest II. Blue Line Arts Gallery, Roseville, CA
2014     From the Earth. Tubac Center of the Arts, Tubac, AZ
2014     Functional Art. Larson Gallery, Yakima, WA
2014    27th Annual Women’s Works. The Old Courthouse Arts Center, Woodstock, IL
2014     Incarnate. Santa Fe Community Gallery, Santa Fe, NM
2013     Women in Art. Las Lagunas Gallery, Las Lagunas, CA
2013     FireWorks. The Exhibit Space, Santa Fe, NM
2013    We Who Are Clay. Fuller Art Center, Los Alamos, NM
2012     Anthro. GVG Gallery, Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM
2012    Collect Ten. Center for Contemporary Arts, Santa Fe, NM

Recent Recognitions and Awards      
2023    Grand Prize Winner. IBA, Volume 11. Art Order
2023    Second Place Award. Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Yasha Young Projects Sculpture Category
2022    Purchase Award. San Angelo National Ceramics Competition. San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, TX
2022    National Sculpture Society. Fred & Cheryl Newby Patron’s Award. 89th Annual Exhibition
2022    Finalist. Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize
2022     People's Choice Award. 24th National Ceramics Competition. San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, TX
2022     Merit Award. 24th San Angelo National Ceramics Competition. San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, TX
2021     Jury. Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize, Sculpture Category Judge.
2021     Gold Award, Sculpture Category. Infected by Art, Volume 9.
2021     Honorable Mention, Sculpture Category. Infected by Art, Volume 9.
2020     First Prize. Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize Yasha Young Projects Sculpture Division
2020    Second Place. 23rd San Angelo National Ceramic Competition. San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, TX
2020     Nominee, Best Three Dimensional Art: Chesley Award. Harrisburg, PA
2020     Finalist, Dimensional Division. Spectrum 27. Flesk Publications, San Jose, CA
2019     Distinguished Alumni Award. Northern Michigan University. Marquette, MI
2019     Silver Award: Sculpture Category. IBA, Volume 7. Art Order
2019     Jury. The Walter S. Baird Prize for Art and Literature. St. John’s College, Santa Fe, NM
2019     Jury. Spectrum: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art, Vol. 26. Flesk Publications, Santa Cruz, CA
2018     Finalist: Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize. Australia
2018     Nominee, Best Three-Dimensional Art: Chesley Award. Harrisburg, PA
2018     People’s Choice Award. 22nd National Ceramic Competition. San Angelo Museum of Fine Art, TX
2018     Jury. Infected by Art, Volume 6. Hermes Press
2017     Bronze Award. Mixed Media Category. Infected by Art, Volume 5. Hermes Press
2017     Invited Artist Residency.  Buffalo Creek Art Center, Gardnerville, NV.
2017     Jury. The Spectrum Muse Rising Star Award. SFAL, Kansas City, KS
2016     Kiln God Residency Award. Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts. Newcastle, ME
2016     First Place. Refined IX. SFA Galleries, Nacogdoches, TX
2016     Jury. The Spectrum Muse Rising Star Award. The Spectrum Awards, New York City, NY
2015     Purchase Award. From the Ground Up. Las Cruces Museum of Art, Las Cruces, NM
2015     Finalist. Zanesville Prize for Contemporary Ceramics. Zanesville Museum of Fine Art, Zanesville, OH
2015     Honorable Mention: Sculpture. ARC International Salon Catalogue. Art Renewal Center
2015     Jury. The Spectrum Muse Rising Star Award. SFAL, Kansas City, KS
2015     Featured Artist. BBBS of New Mexico. Santa Fe, NM
2014     Silver Award: Dimensional Division. Spectrum 21. Flesk Publications
2014     Honorable Mention: Functional Art, Larson Gallery, Yakima, WA
2013     Best of Show: We Who Are Clay, Fuller Arts Center, Los Alamos, NM

Recent Publications and Reviews   
2024    Kolpas, Norman. Illuminations: Artist Spotlight. Western Art and Architecture. Feb/March 2024
2022    O’Hern, John. The Shape of Humanity. American Art Collector. Issue #205, November 2022
2022    David, Jo. Power. Miroir Magazine.
2022    16th Annual ARC Salon. Port Reading, NJ: Art Renewal Center.
2022    Artist Portfolio Magazine, Issue 50, Volume 2
2021     Todd Spoor and Bill Cox. Infected by Art, Volume 9. Neshannock, PA: Hermes Press, 2021
2020     "2020 Beautiful Bizarre Art Prize." Beautiful Bizarre Magazine. Issue 31, December 2020                     
2020     O'Hern, John. "Beyond the Surface." American Art Collector, Issue 181. November 2020
2020    Spectrum 26. San Jose, CA: Flesk Publications, November 2020
2019    "Artist vs. Artist." Beautiful Bizarre Magazine. Sydney, Australia, December 2019
2018    Boaventura, Pedro. Masters of Contemporary Fine Art. Art Galaxie, Ltd. 2018
2018    Bravo, Hugo. Vision Illustrated. November 2018
2018    Bradley, Sean. "A Meaningful Work of Art." Livingston Daily. November 2018.
2018    Shin Yeon Jeon. Monthly Ceramic Art. August 2018, Vol. 269. August 2018
2017    McLaughlin, Katy. "The Iconoclastic Homes of Top Artists." Wall Street Journal, May 5, 2017
2017    Merida-Paytes, Lisa. Reflections and Inspirations. Ceramics Ireland, Issue 39, 2017
2017    Townsend, Jan and Zettle-Sterling, Renee. CAST. Atglen, PA: Schiffer Publishing, 2017
2017    Todd Spoor and Bill Cox. Infected by Art, Volume 5. Neshannock, PA: Hermes Press, 2017
2017    Spectrum 24. San Jose, CA: Flesk Publications, November 2017
2016    2015/2016 ARC Salon Catalogue. Port Reading, NJ: Art Renewal Center, December 2016
2016    Shelley Selim, Jo Lauria, Ezra Shales. John Glick: A Legacy in Clay. Cranbrook Art Museum, MI
2016    Spectrum 23. San Jose, CA: Flesk Publications, November 2016
2016     Todd Spoor and Bill Cox. Infected by Art, Volume 4. Neshannock, PA: Hermes Press, 2016
2015    2014/2015 ARC Salon Catalogue. Port Reading, NJ: Art Renewal Center, December 2015
2015    Spectrum 22. San Jose, CA: Flesk Publications, November 2015
2015    Mclister, Iris. “Kristine Poole: ‘Epic’ at EVOKE Contemporary.” Art Ltd. Magazine. July 2015
2015    Lofaro, Jerry. “Spectrum Fantastic Art Live 4.” Airbrush Action Magazine. July 2015
2015    “Sculptor Kristine Poole Gives New Meaning to the Words Body Language.”Steamfeed.com. April
2015    Carlson, Jeffrey. “Figure, Script, Message. Sculpture by Kristine Poole.” Fine Art Today. March 2015
2015    “Kinfolk: Plum Tree Pottery.” The Studio Potter. Vol. 43, No. 1, Winter/Spring 2015
2014    2013/2014 ARC Salon Catalogue. Port Reading, NJ: Art Renewal Center, 2014
2014    Spectrum 21: The Best in Contemporary Fantastic Art. San Jose, CA: Flesk Publications, 2014
2014    Identity: The Catalogue.  New York City, NY: Gallery Nine5, May 2014
2014      Smith, Nan. 500 Figures in Clay Volume 2. Asheville, NC: Lark Books, 2014
2005     “40 under 40.” New Mexico Business Weekly. Albuquerque, NM. June 2005

Recent Lectures and Presentations     
2023     Demonstration: Clay Sketching. LightBox Expo, Pasadena, CA
2022    Artist Talk: “Learning How to See.” LightBox Expo, Pasadena, CA
2022    Panel Moderator: “The Sculptor’s Station.” LightBox Expo, Pasadena, CA
2022    Workshop: Building Large-scale Ceramic Sculpture. Santa Fe, NM
2021     The Business of Art, Interview for Institute of American Indian Arts                                                         
2020     Panel Talk Moderator: Surviving and Thriving as a Creative. LightBox Expo
2020     Panel Talk Moderator: Critters, Clays and Concepts. LightBox Expo
2020 -    Monthly Contributor: Muddy Colors, A Fantastic Arts Community.
2019    Lecture: “The Art of Creativity.” Northern Michigan University. Marquette, MI
2019    Presentation: “The Making of a Monument.” Art Santa Fe. Santa Fe, NM
2018    Artist Demonstration: National Sculpture Society, Plein Air Magazine’s PACE18. Santa Fe, NM
2018    Artist Talk: “Clay Stories.” David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh, PA
2017    Lecture: “An Unfinished Conversation.” Albuquerque Museum of Art, Albuquerque, NM
2017    Lecture: “Plays Well With Others: The Art of Collaborative Art.” Goggleworks, Reading, PA
2017    Panelist: “Sculptor’s Round Table.” Goggleworks, Reading, PA
2017    Lecture: “Intertwined: The Art of Collaboration.” Spectrum Fantastic Art Live, Kansas City, KS
2015     Panelist: “From the Ground Up.” Las Cruces Museum of Art, Las Cruces, NM
2015    Workshop: Technique, Anatomy, Content: Sculpture as Vehicle. Santa Fe, NM
2015    Workshop: Large Scale Clay Sculpture. Santa Fe College, Santa Fe, NM
2015    Panelist: Flesk Publications, Spectrum 22 and Beyond, San Francisco, CA
2015    Workshop: Big and Little Interactions. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern NM
2014     Lecture: Artist Professional. Santa Fe Community College, Santa Fe, NM
2014    Lecture: Ceramics - The Profession. Santa Fe Clay Club, Santa Fe, NM
2013     Lecture: Creatively Developing the Business Side of Your Creativity. Santa Fe Community College

Selected Public and Private Commissions 
2023    “Compassion,” Arlington County, Arlington, VA                                                                                                2021     "The Garden Party II: Wolf and Hyleena," Private collection. Portland, OR
2020    “Rakshasa,” Private collection. San Angelo, TX
2019    “Opening Band for the Sun,” Private collection. RI
2019    “Interactive sculptures,” Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, Santa Fe, NM
2018    “Zemp’s Legacy,” Bronze Public Art Commission. Howell District Carnegie Library, Howell, MI
2018    “Excellence in Graphic Literature,” Denver Comic Con/Pop Culture Classroom, Denver, CO
2018    “Aurora,” Fired clay sculpture, Steve and Lana Hardy, Buffalo Creek Art Center, Gardnerville, NV
2017    “Rising Star,” Bronze sculpture. Flesk Publications. San Jose, CA.
2017     “Daskala” Fired clay sculpture, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern NM, Santa Fe, NM
2016    “Lifetime Conservationist Achievement Bronzes,” NM Department of Game and Fish, Santa Fe, NM
2016    “Skyla: Allegory of Mentorship,” Fired clay sculpture, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northern NM
2016    “Spectrum Muse,” Bronze sculptures. San Jose, CA. Flesk Publications
2015    “Spectrum Muse,” Bronze sculptures. San Jose, CA. Flesk Publications




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