Angelique Scott

Artist Bio

Scott received her BFA in Art Education and Craft & Material Studies from Virginia Commonwealth University, with a concentration in ceramics and fibers, and earned her MFA in Ceramics from Temple University’s Tyler School of Art and Architecture. Her professional experience includes residencies at institutions such as Haystack Mountain School of Craft, Vermont Studio Center, Penland School of Craft, Arrowmont, Hambidge, Ibura Arts at Blue Light Junction, and the Skopelos Foundation in Greece. She served on the Board of the National Council on Education for the Ceramic

Arts as the youngest onsite liaison, co-organizing the largest clay conference in the U.S. In addition, she has worked to cultivate accessible art experiences through large-scale public programming at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and currently hosts clay workshops along the East Coast. Scott maintains a vibrant studio-based practice investigating spirituality, wellness, and social communal healing through craft.

Artist Statement

Angelique Scott is a Caribbean-American artist, educator, and activist whose artistic practice is rooted in intergenerational traditions of care and craftsmanship. Drawing from Afro-diasporic material culture, she works primarily with clay, fiber (including hair, satin, and cotton), cowrie shells, and indigo to create both functional and decorative objects. Her work is grounded in Afrocentricity and Africana womanism as frameworks for embodied understanding.

Available Works

Guardians II, 2024

Ceramic, Glaze, Gold Luster

Approx. 8.5in H x 6in W

$1,100