Duane Reed Gallery: Friday, 18 December 2015
CeramATTACK
Group Invitational
December 18th − February 13th
Opening Reception Friday, December 18th from 5-8 pm
Calvin Ma, Jonathan Mess, Kevin Snipes, Lauren Gallaspy, Nathan Prouty, Peter Johnson
Peter Pincus, Valerie Zimany
Duane Reed Gallery invites you to CeramATTACK, a ceramic invitational exhibition that boasts trending innovations in contemporary ceramics. Exhibition opens Friday, December 18th with a reception that evening 5-8pm. The exhibition will run through February 13th.
With motivations beyond pure form and function, the selected artists take ceramics into an entirely new realm, fusing contemporary aesthetics with a traditional art form. The clay bodies act more as canvases for further creative exploration through a multidisciplinary approach. This new take is evident in the works of Kevin Snipes whose structures are complimented by his whimsical street art influenced figurative drawings, or Jonathan Mess who reclaims discarded and forgotten materials into formations that reference maps and natural geographical formations.
Challenging the traditional and established view of ceramics, CeramATTACK offers a collection of works that allow the viewer to explore both narrative and form in a myriad of imaginative and unconventional approaches that both provoke and inspire.
Gallery hours: Tuesday through Saturday 10-5pm.
Group Invitational
December 18th − February 13th
Opening Reception Friday, December 18th from 5-8 pm
Calvin Ma, Jonathan Mess, Kevin Snipes, Lauren Gallaspy, Nathan Prouty, Peter Johnson
Peter Pincus, Valerie Zimany
Duane Reed Gallery invites you to CeramATTACK, a ceramic invitational exhibition that boasts trending innovations in contemporary ceramics. Exhibition opens Friday, December 18th with a reception that evening 5-8pm. The exhibition will run through February 13th.
With motivations beyond pure form and function, the selected artists take ceramics into an entirely new realm, fusing contemporary aesthetics with a traditional art form. The clay bodies act more as canvases for further creative exploration through a multidisciplinary approach. This new take is evident in the works of Kevin Snipes whose structures are complimented by his whimsical street art influenced figurative drawings, or Jonathan Mess who reclaims discarded and forgotten materials into formations that reference maps and natural geographical formations.
Challenging the traditional and established view of ceramics, CeramATTACK offers a collection of works that allow the viewer to explore both narrative and form in a myriad of imaginative and unconventional approaches that both provoke and inspire.
Gallery hours: Tuesday through Saturday 10-5pm.
DUANE REED GALLERY
4729 McPHERSON AVE.
ST. LOUIS, MO 63108
314.361.4100
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