Virtual Artist Talk with Liz Stringer

Tuesday, September 15, 2026 • 12 –1 PM (PST) • Online

Join us for a virtual artist talk with Artist in Residence Liz Stringer to celebrate her residency in the AMOCA Studio. Stringer will share about her past practice, recent work, and future directions. There will be an opportunity for Q & A following the presentation.

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Liz Stringer

Liz Stringer is a multidisciplinary artist based in Long Beach, CA, whose work explores embodiment and corporeality through ceramics, sculpture, and installation. She holds a BA in Art and a BS in Biology from UC San Diego, as well as an MFA from UC Irvine. Drawing from science fiction, biopolitics, and feminist theory, her practice examines the intersections of physical and metaphysical narratives, challenging societal constructs and prompting reflection on vulnerability, transformation, and resilience. Stringer has had solo exhibitions at the Contemporary Art Center Gallery at UCI (2024) and Bread and Salt in San Diego (2025). Her work has also been included in group exhibitions at UCSB’s College of Creative Studies Art Gallery, the BEALL Center for Art + Technology, Phase Gallery, Bonita Museum and Cultural Center, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, and The Athenaeum Music & Arts Library San Diego. Stringer is in residence at AMOCA from April–September 2026.

Learn more about the artist at her website.

AMOCA’s Residency Program

AMOCA’s Artist in Residence Program, established in 2012, is one of the few long-term fellowship opportunities for ceramic artists on the West Coast. This residency provides artists an opportunity to produce or develop a new body of work. The program is funded through generous support from Julianne and David Armstrong, Laguna Clay, and the Windgate Foundation. Since 2022, thanks to enhanced support from the Windgate Foundation, additional short-term residencies are available for artists based in Southern California.