Utopia/Dystopia
Juried exhibitions are interesting from my perspective as a gallery director. There is much less control of the outcome in an exhibition like this. Typically, I get to choose each artist—and many times, each specific piece—that will be included in a show. From the beginning, I have an idea of how the exhibition will come […]
Jillian Cooper
I spent my early childhood growing up in Manchester, New Hampshire and then moved to Lubbock, Texas where I remained for 20 years. I earned my MFA with concentrations in Ceramics and Metalsmithing/Jewelry from Texas Tech University in 2015. Currently, I am living in Plano, Texas where I work at Collin College as the Ceramics Lab Coordinator. I enjoy […]
Cat Clay: Pop Vintage
Cat Clay’s work is on view in our juried exhibition “Small Works 2016”. Cat Clay was founded by Clifton Wood, a gorgeous calico who stepped on a rainbow the same day as Prince. She has been reincarnated as the Dalai Kitten, Miss Beckett. The sole employee of Cat Clay is Sabra, who also doubles as a mediocre […]
Werner Sun: Redbud Reconsidered
Werner’s artwork is on view in our juried exhibition “Small Works 2016”. I am an abstract artist from Ithaca, NY and I work with digital prints, drawings, and other paper materials that I cut and fold into three-dimensional patterns. I started making these paper sculptures about five years ago. At the time I was experimenting with digital […]
Kathryn E. Noska
Kathryn’s artwork is on view in our juried exhibition “Small Works 2016”. I hold an Associates in Fine Art and reside in Pennsylvania. I’ve been accepted in numerous juried exhibitions and have won several local and national awards. My motto, “Take Time to Find the Unseen” is realized through Symbolism, the language of my art. I paint […]
Megan Armstrong
Megan’s artwork is on view in our juried exhibition “Small Works 2016”. Artist Statement: A line is a critical tool for communication – whether compositionally visual or textual, a line connected to another line creates a navigational thread to follow – this thread can be woven in and out as a form of coded language – the […]
Renee LoPresti
Renee’s cups are on view in our juried exhibition “The Cup, The Mug: A National Juried Exhibition of Drinking Vessels”. “I was born and raised in rural Northwestern New Jersey and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the New York State School of Ceramics at Alfred University. Currently, I live in San Marcos, […]
Ryan Caldwell
Ryan’s cups are on view in our juried exhibition “The Cup, The Mug: A National Juried Exhibition of Drinking Vessels”. “Ryan Caldwell received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with emphasis in Ceramics and Sculpture from Washburn University. Ryan was awarded the Charles A. and Margaret Pollak Art Purchase Award in 2015 from Washburn University Art Department. He has […]
Rachel Donner
Rachel’s cups are on view in our juried exhibition “The Cup, The Mug: A National Juried Exhibition of Drinking Vessels”. I grew up in Taos, New Mexico and attended college at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley, Colorado. Santa Fe, New Mexico has been my home for just one and a half years. I […]
Leslie Schomp
As an artist I am interested in many subjects. Although it can sometimes be difficult in the studio to choose what I wish to work with or which direction to settle on, my work is at its best when I can layer these varied interests. The piece included in this exhibit, Self-Portrait with Snake and Mouse is a […]