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  1. www.tabithaott.comTabitha Ott

    NEON EYELAND Runway Exhibition, Columbia Museum of Art, November 2023.

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      Links. Cool people making cool things……Check them out!

    • Press/Features

      SNAG Celebrates Tabitha Ott - 2019. BUST Magazine - Zero...

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      Publications. 2018 Zero Waste, BUST Magazine, New York, NY...

    • Contact

      Get in touch! Email: tabithaott@gmail.com. Visit: Studio No....

    • Artwork

      Fresh Plastic, Runway Exhibition, Tapp’s Arts Center,...

    • ABOUT

      ABOUT — Tabitha Ott. Tabitha received her MFA in Jewelry &...

  2. www.tabithaott.com › artworkARTWORK — Tabitha Ott

    Fresh Plastic, Runway Exhibition, Tapp’s Arts Center, Columbia, SC - 2017.

  3. www.tabithaott.com › new-pageABOUT — Tabitha Ott

    ABOUT — Tabitha Ott. Tabitha received her MFA in Jewelry & Metals from Kent State University and her BFA in Sculpture with a concentration in Jewelry & Metals from Winthrop University. Originally from Orangeburg, she now resides in Cayce, SC with her partner Gil.

  4. www.instagram.com › tabasaurusrexTabitha Ott (@tabasaurusrex) • Instagram photos and videos

    3,883 Followers, 3,632 Following, 952 Posts - Tabitha Ott (@tabasaurusrex) on Instagram: "Art Jewelry / Exhibition Design, Installation, Curation. I love to dance!

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  5. www.youtube.com › watchHow To Make Recycled Plastic Earrings & Jewelry w/ Tabitha ...

    In episode 02 of the No Niche series, I join forces with artist Tabitha Ott on how to make recycled plastic earrings for a special someone. She teaches me li...

  6. www.kent.edu › galleries › newsTabitha Ott: Imaginarium | Kent State University

    Jan 27, 2022 · Tabitha Ott is a metalsmith who currently resides in Orangeburg, South Carolina. She transforms objects and materials that would normally be thought of as waste into wearable art through repurposing and upcycling.

  7. www.yorkcountyarts.org › 2020plasticiconsPlastic Icons | works by Katie Kameen & Tabitha Ott

    Exploring our consume-and-discard culture, Katie Kameen and Tabitha Ott transform jettisoned plastics into interactive, wearable works of art and sculpture. Each creates unique, playful pieces that challenge and reconfigure the viewer’s stereotypes by engaging tactile sensory memory.