Curator Rebecca Cross will discuss the exhibition More Clay
Transcending the structural limitations of clay and abandoning the material’s traditional association with function, these eight artists build powerful ceramic sculptures through accumulation, repetition, and innovative feats of construction. This exhibition demonstrates the power of assembling multiples as a compelling vehicle for the artists to express their chosen subject-matter as they transform this humble, sustainable material…dirt! into something monumental in form and content. More Clay aims to physically demonstrate the unifying principle of “out of many, one” a concept absent in today’s fractured society.
Rebecca Cross introduced several artists who spoke about their pieces in the exhibition:
* Walter McConnell ("Theory of Everything: Odd Lot Ancestries")
* David Hicks ("Triptych Composition (Panels #1, #2 and #3)")
* Bean Finneran ("Orange Ring")
* ??? (of District Clay) ("Homage to de Waal Wall Collaboration")
* J.J. McCracken ("Fruit for Geophages (Hunger)")
* Vanessa Ryerse ("Rend and ReMember")
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