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How Reniel del Rosario’s Ceramic ‘Products’ Poke Fun at Consumer Culture
A ceramicist exploring the notion of overproduction, Del Rosario renders everyday objects into ceramic sculptures, usually numbering in the few hundred to several thousand.
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About FHTV
FHTV is a collection of short films, essays, and photographs about Fountainhead’s artists-in-residence. In each film, Fountainhead residents detail their work and practice, uncovering the ruminations and directions they went toward during their month in residence.
The platform is designed to offer digital audiences the ability to connect and follow along with the careers of Fountainhead’s alumni artists. FHTV also offers educational opportunities for aspiring artists and collectors, eager to learn more about the historical, technical, and subject matter influences driving contemporary art today.
FHTV was launched in 2024 with a generous grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
