July 3 - August 30, 2008
Ward H. Nichols
Kenneth Baskin
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Nichols' hyper-realistic landscape paintings are joined by images of shadow play on architecture, machinery, and still life compositions that often develop trompe l'œil qualities. Baskin’s textural ceramic sculptures use the metaphor of industry to conceptually allude to relationships and interconnectedness.
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Ward H. Nichols
Painting
Kenneth Baskin
Sculpture
Atmospheric paintings and pastels emulate a meditative connection with nature. Squier notes, “I am interested in the reciprocity we have with the landscape, and how we carry it… in our memories and dreams.” |
A selection of watercolors reflecting Stevens intuitive exploration of shape, color and light through a variety of subject matter.
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Matt Jones
Ceramics
| Using locally dug clay, Jones makes strong wood-fired pottery that is rooted in tradition. Large planters, pitchers and bowls are decorated using a variety of techniques (and imagery). |
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Small Format Gallery
Micah Sherrill
Mixed Media
Photo-realistic paintings of (decontextualized) cinematic icons — Sherrill innovative, mixed media works also incorporate found materials.
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