SHANA NYS DAMBROT DECEMBER 29, 2022 Ceramicist Tony Marsh does everything wrong. He mixes up weird clay formulas, he fires chunks of pure glaze, he layers assorted materials in topsy-turvy orders, he pokes tons of tiny holes in vessels, he invites the forces of nature and weather to intervene. He doesn’t take notes on his […]
Using paint and clay, Elisa D’Arrigo and Cornelia Schulz bring us to the primordial, basic tipping point between knowing and feeling.
Brilliant Earth: The Ceramic Sculpture of Tony Marsh
Let the dog out. Feed the chickens. Eat breakfast. Look in the mirror. Create a self-portrait. That is how Julia Couzens begins each day in a ritual she’s performed for decades.
The arts center solicited contributions from eight artists based throughout the country known for work insisting on the inclusion of marginalized people and their histories.
Linda Sormin and Lien Truong are singular voices in contemporary sculpture and
painting.
Fiber inclination: Whichever the form calls for, I’m promiscuous.
Over the course of three years I worked on a series of hand woven and repeatedly burned textiles. My work has since taken on a new direction but the burned textiles laid the ground work in moving me toward a performance-based making practice.
The inauguration of the formerly SF-based gallery’s new LA location, features work by Lien Truong, Linda Sormin, and Luis A. Sahagun — three artists whose practices are immersed in complex visual and political American histories.
“We are excited, as with every season, to experience the dialogues and breakthroughs that happen when such talented artists come together on campus.”