"Kelsie Rudolph searches for commonalities across cultural and social systems exemplified by the way that people relate to objects in various architectural spaces.”

"Ceramic artist Kelsie Rudolph glazes her adventurous creations in color combinations that just about make her skin crawl. She does this to better grasp color’s effect on us.”

"Montana-based artists Herzog, Rudolph, and Vaughankraska have transformed the main entry gallery of Tinworks Art into a seemingly distant and private space."

View works exhibited at the Brackett Creek Exhibition in Excuse Me, Thank You, Pardon Me, I'm Trying to Dance (Part 2).

Kelsie Rudolph received a grant from the Northern Clay Center to return to Korea after being offered an internship with sculptor Hun Chung Lee.