Davis Mulford has been a ceramics teacher, activist, and practicing visual artist for over three decades. Davis’ work has been exhibited in numerous public and private collections, both nationally and internationally. Davis’ narrative, often politically charged sculptures, were most recently featured at Clay Art Center Port Chester in the “Redux Transformations 6×6,” and “12 Inches of Sin” in Las Vegas, Nevada.
After getting an MFA in ceramic sculpture and critical theory at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas; Mulford remained there for another 20 years teaching ceramic sculpture, writing a column entitled “An Audience with Princess Anne” for The Las Vegas Bugle, a local LGBTQ magazine, and became a fierce community leader/activist/spokesperson for both the art and LGBTQ communities. Now a proud New Yorker since 2013, Mulford currently teaches ceramic sculpture at Queens College, NYU, and JCC Manhattan.
