ARTIST TALK: An Evening with Aisha Harrison

Aisha Harrison uses the body as a site to explore the lived experiences of racism, ancestral (human and non-human) connection, and the complicated blend of histories held within her body. Her work shows reverence for real bodies while also incorporating elements that are physical manifestations of the intangible. The humans she makes are often interconnected with elements of the natural world, many of whom are native to the Pacific Northwest where her family has lived for four generations. 

Join us for an evening with local ceramic artist Aisha Harrison as she talks about her work and influences past and present. And get a sneak peak of her upcoming body of work that will be on display at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art in 2026.

Learn more about Aisha Harrison.

Not only with Harrison be discussing her work, but we will have an exhibition on display. Stick around for the opening reception that same night from 7-9PM.

Don't miss it! Space is limited, so please RSVP by adding this event to your cart and going through check out. It is free and open to all!

Interested in learning more? Check out Aisha Harrison's special workshop!