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SCULPTURAL
Gary
Justis
Although Justis works in all forms of
sculpture, he primarily uses aluminum in both non-functional
and functional, but not traditional, objects. Justis often
creates sculptures containing moving parts, small motors
and blinking lights...
David
Paul Bacharach
When I work, I want my objects to express
not solely an artistic presence, but also a craftsmanlike
hands-on approach to materials. I use easily recognized
forms executed in series and approached from divergent
stylistic directions to create distinct emotional as well
as visual reactions
Suzanne
Amendolara
... I want to create works that have a
sense of beauty, fantasy and femininity, that might exist
in an idealized world...
Ray
Katz
My sculpture incorporates ideas of transcendent
movement from one plane or state of existence to another
through the experience of the passage of time in space
Darlys
Ewoldt
In my work, the vessel is an object of
containment, protection, or shelter. The mystique and
secrets of the interior spaces inspire introspection,
evoking images held in memory or encountered in reality
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ARCHITECTUAL
/ ORNAMENTAL
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Jack
Brubaker
We live in an age of spiritless and impersonal mass-produced
goods. My goal is to make beautiful things that will bring
pleasure to their owners.
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FUNCTIONAL
Roberta
Elliot / Velvet Hammer Studio
My creations represent original designs
and personal interpretations of traditional forms and
techniques. Many of their elements reflect shapes visible
in the wooded areas that surround our home.
Harlan
Butt
Harlan Butt, the 2002 Master
Metalsmith, has exhibited his enamelwork both nationally
and internationally for over twenty-five years
Sponsored
by:
Michael
& Maureen Banner
Amazing silversmiths. Known for teapots
of incredible beauty.
Joseph
Brandom
When creating a metal piece I try to keep
in mind that a work of art is not only to look at, but
also to experience as fully as possible through all of
the senses. I incorporate different textures...
Lisa
Slovis
...incorporating movement and function
in these pieces, the participant is enticed to interact
with them on a more intimate and tactile level. The viewer
can have fun with the pieces by touching, playing, and
manipulating the arrangement of parts
Boris
Bally
Recycled street signs transformed into
tables, chairs, bowls - even cabinets and jewelry
Cynthia
Eid
I love the evolutionary
transformation - through hammering, persuasion, and struggle
- from a flat sheet of metal towards an object of unity
and fluidity...
Kristen
Alexandra
The construction of my work is organic, never rigid or
mechanical. Uninflected geometry allows little room for
personal touch
David
Paul Bacharach
When I work, I want my objects to express
not solely an artistic presence, but also a craftsmanlike
hands-on approach to materials. I use easily recognized
forms executed in series and approached from divergent
stylistic directions to create distinct emotional as well
as visual reactions
David
M Bowman
My sense of form and composition comes
from close and long study of natural forms, architecture
from all periods, and the compositions of the masters
of painting.
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FURNITURE
Richard
Bennett
His familiarity with stone, steel, and
wood is reflected in the grace with which he mixes them,
and in the ease with which he moves back and forth between
art and furniture, blurring the lines at will….
Boris
Bally
Recycled street signs transformed into
tables, chairs, bowls - even cabinets and jewelry
Paul
Freundt
An accomplished sculptor outside of Atlanta, Paul fabricates
timeless designs from steel, aluminum and bronze.
David
Paul Bacharach
When I work, I want my objects to express
not solely an artistic presence, but also a craftsmanlike
hands-on approach to materials. I use easily recognized
forms executed in series and approached from divergent
stylistic directions to create distinct emotional as well
as visual reactions
Jack
Brubaker
We live in an age of spiritless and impersonal mass-produced
goods. My goal is to make beautiful things that will bring
pleasure to their owners.
Peter
Handler
Bright
anodized aluminum, playful design, precise construction
and vibrant upholstery combine to make furniture that
makes a statement unlike any other!
Roberta
Elliot / Velvet Hammer Studio
My creations represent original designs
and personal interpretations of traditional forms and
techniques. Many of their elements reflect shapes visible
in the wooded areas that surround our home.
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LITURGICAL
& JUDAICA
David
M Bowman
My sense of form and composition comes
from close and long study of natural forms, architecture
from all periods, and the compositions of the masters
of painting.
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Mezuzah:
The 2002 Philip & Sylvia Spertus
Judaica Prize Competition
October
13, 2002 - February 28, 2003
This exhibition
of creative mezuzot (pl.) showcases the winners and finalists
of the Spertus Prize competition, the leading inter-national competition
for the creation of contemporary Jewish
art... More
Albert
Paley recovering from injuries
Renowned sculptor
Albert Paley was severly injured in an accident at his Rochester,
NY studio in late July when a leaking propane cyclinder exploded.
Paley was severely burned and spent 4 weeks in intensive care.
In a recent letter to his supporters, he thanked all for their
good wishes, and announced that he has returned to limited studio
work.
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