Cynthia Consentino
"Little Girl" |
Political
Clay
Curated by Gail M. Brown
July 28-August 19, 2000
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Exhibition Statement
Special Reception:
Fox Extra Friday
Friday July 28, 2000 5-9pm
Opening Reception: First Friday August 4,
2000 5-9pm
Gallery talk: Saturday July 29, 1pm
Philadelphia has the honor of being the year
2000 host city of the Republican National Convention. To celebrate
this event, The Clay Studio asked independent curator Gail M. Brown
to create an exhibit of a political nature. In her words: Artists
have always been visual commentators who mark their time and place
from their creative and life perspective. This invitational offers
a visual forum to social, political and environmental issues expressed
passionately in clay. The work promises to reflect personal points
of view and strong concerns.
The impressive list of artists includes:
Tom Bartel
M. J. Bole
Stephen Braun
Gina Bobrowski
Toby Buonagurio
Mark Burns
Caroline Cheng
Cynthia Consentino
John DeFazio |
Debra
Fritts
Peter Gourfain
Michael Gross
Coille Hooven
Leroy Johnson
Matt Nolen
Richard Notkin
Justin Novak
Tom Rippon
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Joellyn Rock
Janethel Shaw
Dirk Staschke
Melissa Stern
Joan Takayama Ogawa
Hirosune Tashima
Rimas VisGirda
Gerry Williams
Etta Winigrad |
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Gallery
Information
The Clay Studio is the only non-profit organization in the Delaware
Valley solely dedicated to education and instruction in the ceramic
arts. It serves as the primary resource center for professional
clay artists, beginning and advanced students, and ceramic collectors
throughout the region.
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