Cristina Córdova

22 de noviembre del 2025 - 24 de enero del 2026
Calle Cristo 202,
Viejo San Juan

Cristina Córdova
“Madre”
66”w x 4”d x 88”h
Cerámica, resina
2024
$22,500

Cristina Córdova
“ Ritual de agua y piedra”
55W x 4”d x 88”h
Cerámica y resina
2025
$18,500

Cristina Córdova
“Venus”
Cerámica
55”w x 4”d x 88”h
2025
$27,500

BIO:
Cristina Córdova es una artista contemporánea e instructora de escultura oriunda de Puerto Rico. Córdova completó su licenciatura en la Universidad de Puerto Rico y obtuvo una maestría en bellas artes en la New York State College of Ceramics de la Universidad de Alfred.

Su obra forma parte de la colección permanente del Smithsonian American Art Museum; el Everson Museum; el Mint Museum of Craft + Design; el Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico; el Museo de Puerto Rico; el Asheville Art Museum y el Mobile Art Museum, entre otros.

Ha recibido numerosas becas y distinciones, entre ellas la Medalla Conmemorativa Herbert Adams de la National Sculpture Society, una beca del NC Arts Council, una beca de reconocimiento de la Virginia Groot Foundation, varios premios de la Asociación Internacional de Críticos de Arte de Puerto Rico, una beca United States Artist y el Maxwell-Hanrahan Craft Award 2024. En 2021, Córdova publicó Mastering Sculpture: The Figure in Clay con Quarry Books. Su obra ha sido ampliamente difundida en los principales medios de arte y cerámica, incluyendo la portada de Ceramics Monthly, y fue presentada por Craft in America, en PBS, en su episodio dedicado a la Identidad.

Cristina ha impartido cursos y realizado demostraciones en todo el mundo. Sus residencias, talleres y clases incluyen la Universidad de Harvard, la Universidad de California, la Universidad de Nebraska, la Universidad de Georgia, la Escuela de Artes de la Universidad de Carolina del Norte, Ceramistas de Reñaca en Chile, la Universidad Nacional de Australia en Canberra, Gaya Ceramics en Bali, Penland School of Crafts (NC), Haystack Mountain School (ME), Santa Fe Clay (NM), Odyssey Center for Ceramics (NC) y Anderson Ranch (CO), entre otros.

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Cristina Córdova is a contemporary artist and sculpting instructor native to Puerto Rico. Córdova completed her BA at the University of Puerto Rico, and received her MFA from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University.

She is featured in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum; the Everson Museum, the Mint Museum of Craft + Design; the Museum of Contemporary Art of Puerto Rico; the Museum of Puerto Rico the Asheville Art Museum and the Mobile Art Museum, among others.

She is the recipient of numerous grants and awards, including  the Herbert Adams Memorial Medal from The National Sculpture Society, a NC Arts Council Fellowship Grant, a Virginia Groot Foundation Recognition Grant, several International Association of Art Critics of Puerto Rico awards, a United States Artist Fellowship award and the 2024  Maxwell-Hanrahan Craft Award.  In 2021 Cordova published Mastering Sculpture: The Figure In Clay by Quarry Books. Her work is widely published in all major ceramics and arts media, including the cover of Ceramics Monthly, and was featured by Craft in America, on PBS, in their episode on Identity.

Cristina has taught and demonstrated around the world. Her residencies, workshops, and classes include Harvard University, the University of California, the University of Nebraska, the University of Georgia, the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, Ceramistas de Reñaca in Chile, the Australian National University in Canberra, Gaya Ceramics in Bali, Penland School of Crafts (NC), Haystack Mountain School (ME), Santa Fe Clay (NM), Odyssey Center for Ceramics (NC), and Anderson Ranch (CO), among others.