Gallery

The documented Gallery page contained one visible label: “Current work 2020.” Its navigation also named later and earlier gallery periods.

Current work 2020

The phrase belongs to 2020 and does not mean the work is current now. No object captions, titles, dimensions, prices, or inventory are assigned to that dated gallery label.

The homepage navigation showed three related destinations: “Current work 2020,” “Gallery 2018–2020,” and two similarly labeled “Gallery 2005–2010” routes. This hub groups those date-based labels without populating them with invented objects or present-day availability.

The menu placed those gallery labels between home and the site's biographical material, establishing them as the central visual section. The repeated 2005–2010 wording is treated as a navigation fact rather than evidence of two different bodies of work. No named object is assigned to any period without a title or caption.

Earlier gallery routes

The older portfolio structure remains more completely represented. Pottery Gallery 1 is the numbered first gallery; Pottery Gallery 2 retains its 2005–2010 label. Form-based pages remain at Bowls, Plates, Utensils, and Other.

This combined set shows how the site evolved from numbered and form-based image pages toward date-based galleries. The page relationships are documented even where the actual portfolio photographs are missing.

Across the gallery routes, categories describe either a period or a form. “Current work 2020” is date-based; Bowls, Plates, Utensils, and Other are form-based; Pottery Gallery 1 and 2 are numbered. Keeping those systems distinct makes the navigation understandable without merging them into a new taxonomy.

Images and attribution

The ceramic illustrations use generic forms and a bright, functional-pottery atmosphere. They are not Kristin Pavelka's work and are not evidence of a product, collection, or exhibition.

For documented object research, use a public museum collection search and verify maker, title, date, material, and source independently. This page does not authenticate objects or offer current inventory.