Nancy Selvage explores significance in the convergence of actual, suggested, and symbolic content. Investigative tools include perforated sheet metal, photography, mirrored surfaces, paint, light, clay, and glass. She works in response to the character and context of an actual or constructed site, with the goal of enhancing awareness, transforming experience, and discovering visual, spatial, and kineasthetic means of expression.

Her installations have been recognized and supported by various grants and awards including a Massachusetts Artists Foundation Sculpture Fellowship and two Massachusetts Arts Council New Works Commissions. Public commissions include projects for the Grand Canyon National Park Service, Keene State College Science Building, and the Cambridge Arts Council.

Selvage is program director and instructor at the Ceramics Program of the Office for the Arts at Harvard University and has taught at Massachusetts College of Art, Ewha University in Seoul, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, and Rhode Island School of Design.

Website:http://www.NancySelvage.com/