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Spencer Ebbinga
Spencer Ebbinga: sebbinga@plu.edu
Spencer is currently an Assistant Professor of Art and Chair of the Art Department at Pacific Lutheran University. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Sculpture and Ceramics from the University of Kentucky; and Masters of Fine Arts in Sculpture from Arizona State University.
Spencer has extensive teaching and administrative experience, as well as had his art featured in many exhibits and won many awards.
Describe your work as an artist: My work is a visual record of experiences in my life that I consider significant periods of enlightenment, transformation, and growth.
Describe the importance of “community” to either you as a person or as an artist: No one exists alone. Community is essential to every aspect of our lives. We need one another to survive.
What has been inspiration for you in your work: The narrative of my life and the people around me.
Describe the Tacoma/Pierce County art community: Vibrant, growing, diverse, creative, smart, contemporary, socially conscious, and experimental.
How do you see the Tacoma/Pierce County art community changing: Maybe we are seeing growth and maturity rather than change. It seems more artists are beginning to think as a collective rather than as individuals.
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