
Margot Casstevens
My studio is based in the Inland Northwest where I create through drawing, mixed-media sculpture, papermaking, experimental printmaking, hand-drawn animation/projection, and more.

WAITING (2015) this large charcoal drawing begins about 12 feet up the wall; continuing onto the floor where you see the figure

LIBRARY (2020) an under-garment made into a collagraph plate printed over hand-written titles of books found in my home

RUBBINGS (detail-2021) these graphite on rice paper rubbings were taken from my personal pandemic 'bubble' and stitched together in a quilt form

SWAP (2021) this is a gallery install detail of a collaborative drawing project with fellow artist Mariah Boyle. 10 drawings 4'x8' draw/swap/draw/no rules

a glove from my RUBBER show in 2022 these gloves were a combination of watercolor pencil and free-form collagraph

BODYMOLD (hand detail-2023) using a collagraph technical approach I have begun printing rubber body molds left over from past sculpture projects

Ceramic Hand Tile (2023) this is a peek into my upcoming clay project...an etching press and a slab roller have a lot in common!

BLOOM (2023) this is a collaborative work with poet Mark Anderson using a combination drypoint and collagraph four plate process

A ROOM OF THEIR OWN (2023) dyed, cast paper sculpture-installation view

Clay Drawings for LOST & FOUND show in 2024 these are clay slip drawings of family photos on press molded clay body shell fragments

Lost & Found (2024) full ceramic figure with wood bench form

Standing ceramic hands pinning old family photos from Lost & Found show 2024
Upcoming Shows and other Events
Now We May Begin
(mold making for the project seen to the right)
will be on exhibit at:
Saranac Art Projects (25 W Main, Spokane WA) during the month of October 2025
See You There!
If you would like to stay informed about upcoming shows/events (receptions/schedules/locations) please add yourself to my email contact list. (I will only send you show announcements, never any advertising)
I’m working toward my October show at the Saranac Art Projects: Now We May Begin
A call for care/stewardship of our natural world and a moment of calm in the whirlwind that is our current social-political shitshow.
The show will feature (if all goes well) a video projected onto quilt sectioned/contoured porcelain panels surrounded by myriad porcelain cups/stones/water.
A working image from my studio is posted above & I will continue to share updates/images as things progress…
Someday I hope to solve the video link issue I’ve been struggling with so that I can share my tiny films with you. Until then I hope to see you at SAP this October!
-m
