March 8 - Opening Reception for “Breaking Ground: Innovative Craft" at HandMade in America, 125 South Lexington Ave., Suite 101, Asheville NC. Breaking Ground: Innovative Craft features the work of WNC craft
artists who are pushing the boundaries of their medium in unexpected
ways. The exhibit features 26 works in clay, fiber, glass, metal, wood or mixed
media. The pieces in this exhibit illustrate a balance of craft processes
and unique ideas, combining tradition with innovation.
Juror Kathryn Gremley, Director of the Penland Gallery and Visitors
Center, has curated and installed exhibits at the Penland Gallery since
1996. She is an accomplished juror and curator, specifically in regards
to craft mediums. With her discerning eye, Breaking Ground: Innovative
Craft promises to be just that.
The exhibit continues through May 31, 2013.
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March 5, 2013
February 12, 2013
Friday Deadline for Innovative Craft Exhibition Entry
The call for Breaking Ground: Innovative Craft closes this Friday, February 15, so if you haven’t yet submitted your application, do it now.
You won’t want to miss the opportunity to
put your work in front of juror Kathryn Gremley, director of the
Penland Gallery and Visitors Center. Since 1996, Kathryn has curated
and installed over 70 invitational exhibitions and 144 instructor
exhibits at the Penland Gallery.
- Off-sight projects include Penland: Mind, Hand, Materials at SOFA Chicago, 2004
- Iron: A New Vocabulary, an exhibition of contemporary iron, 2004-05
- Identity: Narrative Explorations by Four Penland Artists, at the Milton Rhodes Center in Winston-Salem, 2010
- 0-60: The Experience of Time Through Contemporary Craft at the North Carolina Museum of Art and Penland School, 2013 (curatorial assistance).
If you would like to learn more about the exhibition, click HERE For general questions or information, contact 828.252.0121 x 321 or at randerson@handmadeinamerica.org
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