About
I am interested in the translation or mistranslation of experiences that occur when printing digital imagery on porcelain tablets, inspired to appear as faux printer paper. The digital space is a vast archive of individual and social behavior. We rely upon digital interfaces to deliver essential information as well as for social interaction, especially considering how covid-19 has forced many people to quarantine and work remotely. Though viewed as a vessel of stability, the digital interface is actually unstable. The information contained digitally is constantly shifting, updating and refreshing. Despite its fragility, clay is one of our most archival materials, having documented much of human development. Translating digital imagery onto clay allows me to physically interact with information that would normally be limited to a screen. I can etch and add onto the clay tablet transfers as a way to add subjective thought and feeling to these often dense and less accessible aspects of the digital. This materiality enables me to engage with my interest in the effect of technology on human experience.
EDUCATION
• 2022 Master of Fine Arts
University of Massachusetts-Amherst
• 2018 Bachelor of Fine Arts
University of Georgia
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
• 2020 Graduate Project Assistant
University Museum of Contemporary Art
• 2019- Teaching Assistant
University of Massachusetts- Amherst
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
• 2021 This Moment of Rupture, VisArts, Rockville, Maryland (Juror: Margaret Boozer)
• 2021 People Places Things, Project Gallery V, Online, New York (Juror: Samantha Rippner)
• 2021 2021 National Juried Exhibition, Delaplaine Arts Center, Frederick Maryland (Juror: Margaret Winslow)
• 2021 Adrift, Main Street Arts, Clifton Springs, New York (Juror: Steffi Chappell)
• 2021 Printin', St. Louis Artists' Guild, St. Louis, MO (Juror: Aaron Coleman)
• 2021 Variations 2021, Marblehead Arts Association, Marblehead, MA (Juror: Beth C. McLaughlin)
• 2020 What Now? Ely Center of Contemporary Art, New Haven, Connecticut (Online)
• 2020 A Ceramics Exhibition, The In Art Gallery (Juror: Professor Mathew McConnell)
• 2019 Wherever I may be the sky is mine, Herter Gallery, Amherst MA (Curated by Professor Young Min Moon)
• 2019 A Room of Their Own: OCAF Summer Installation, Watkinsville, GA (invitational)
• 2019 Residency Closing Exhibition, Horlock House Art Gallery, Navasota, TX
• 2018 Chautauqua School of Art Annual Student Exhibition, Fowler-Kellogg Art Center, Chautauqua, NY
(Curated by Professor Don Kimes)
• 2018 Full House, Lyndon House Art Center, Athens, GA
• 2018 Everybody talking at once, Lamar Dodd School of Art, Athens, GA
• 2017 Text and Image, Site:Brooklyn Gallery, Brooklyn, NY (Juror: Edith Newhall, Critic, Philadelphia Inquirer)
• 2017 EMERGE: an Intercollegiate Art Student Exhibition, Blue Mark Studios, Atlanta, GA (Jurors Brian Seay, Director of Blue Mark Studios, and Anne Weems, gallery manager at Hathaway Gallery)
• 2017 Reflections of 2016, Kelwood Contemporary Art Gallery, Baton Rouge, LA (Juror: Jennifer Carwile)
• 2017 La Mostra, Lamar Dodd Gallery Space, Athens, GA
• 2016 La Mostra, UGA Cortona Gallery Space, Cortona, Italy
• 2016 Fl3tch3r Exhibit, Reece Museum, Johnson City, TN (Juror: Eric Avery)
• 2016 HPSC UGA Art Competition Winners, Turner Gallery, Athens, GA
• 2016 Student Art Competition Art Show, Botanical Garden Visitor Center, Athens, GA
RESIDENCIES
• 2018 Navasota Artist in Residence, Navasota, Texas
• 2018 Chautauqua School of Art, Chautauqua, New York
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
• 2021 1st place, National Juried Exhibition, Delaplaine Arts Center, Frederick, Maryland (Juror: Margaret
Winslow)
• 2021 3rd place, Printin', St. Louis Artists Guild, St. Louis, Missouri (Juror: Aaron Coleman)
• 2018 People's Choice Award, Members Show, Oconee County Arts Foundation
• 2018 Thompson Summer Fellowship
• 2016 Cortona Art Incentive Scholarship
• 2016 1st Place, State Botanical Garden of Georgia Annual Art Competition
BIBLIOGRAPHY
• 2019 "Art & Life with Hannah Duggan" VoyageHouston, January 23
• 2018 Represented Artist, Friend of the Artist magazine: Volume 5
• 2017 Hannah Duggan, artistaday.com daily feature, October 13,
• 2017 “Oil Paintings by Hannah Duggan” Amperstand Literary, March 13,
• 2017 “Artists use work to reflect on 2016 in new show” Dig Baton Rouge, March 1st
• 2016 “2016 Fl3tch3r exhibit catalog” Reese Museum
COLLABORATION AND PUBLIC COMMISSIONS
• 2017 I'd rather be in Tignall mural, North Wilkes Steering Committee, Tignall Ga
• 2017 Snelling Dining Commons word space mural, Athens, GA
• 2017 Wall of Honor, Veterans' Mural, Rutledge, GA