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January 16 - February 10, 2013
Terra Linear: The Ceramic Line
Archer Gallery, Clark College
Penguin Union Building
Reception: January 16, 6-7pm
Gallery hours: Tuesday-Thursday, 10am - 7pm,
Friday and Saturday, noon - 5pm
1933 Fort Vancouver Way
Vancouver, WA
Terra Linear: The Ceramic Line
Archer Gallery, Clark College
Penguin Union Building
Reception: January 16, 6-7pm
Gallery hours: Tuesday-Thursday, 10am - 7pm,
Friday and Saturday, noon - 5pm
1933 Fort Vancouver Way
Vancouver, WA
Exhibiting Artists:
Ann Christenson
Anne E. Hirondelle
Brian R. Jones
Ryan LaBar
Brad Mildrexler
Alwyn O'Brien
Jill Oberman
Sylwia Tur
Lilly Zuckerman
Ann Christenson
Anne E. Hirondelle
Brian R. Jones
Ryan LaBar
Brad Mildrexler
Alwyn O'Brien
Jill Oberman
Sylwia Tur
Lilly Zuckerman
"Terra Linear: the Ceramic Line". Nine regional ceramic artists each show a body of work with strong
linear elements. Linear elements may constitute the main body of a piece, applied decoration, or a
particularly refined sense of edge between interior space and exterior surface. Through innovative
approaches to surface treatment, structure, and a freedom with materials, these contemporary
artists all take full advantage of the plastic lyricism and material delight available through ceramic
process.
linear elements. Linear elements may constitute the main body of a piece, applied decoration, or a
particularly refined sense of edge between interior space and exterior surface. Through innovative
approaches to surface treatment, structure, and a freedom with materials, these contemporary
artists all take full advantage of the plastic lyricism and material delight available through ceramic
process.
| Templates (fragment), porcelain, 2012 |
