From now until early June, my new work and that of my fellow Resident Artists will be on view in Gallery I at the Appalachian Center for Craft. I displayed my
Beauty Slugs #1-3 as seen above. Jessica Jones, fibers, hung beautiful tapestries that invite the viewer to get lost in all the layers and lines. Sung Yeoul Lee, metals, presented the viewer with broaches as jewelry/sculpture. Trey Gossett, wood, included wall pieces and sculpture. Andrew Najarian, glass, recreated candy, such as a lollipop ring, and displayed it next to the original. Exhibitions resident, Sarah McClary, installed her metal smokestack trees. Hopefully, I'll get more pictures of the show up soon.
From now until early June, my new work and that of my fellow Resident Artists will be on view in Gallery I at the Appalachian Center for Craft. I displayed my Beauty Slugs #1-3 as seen above. Jessica Jones, fibers, hung beautiful tapestries that invite the viewer to get lost in all the layers and lines. Sung Yeoul Lee, metals, presented the viewer with broaches as jewelry/sculpture. Trey Gossett, wood, included wall pieces and sculpture. Andrew Najarian, glass, recreated candy, such as a lollipop ring, and displayed it next to the original. Exhibitions resident, Sarah McClary, installed her metal smokestack trees. Hopefully, I'll get more pictures of the show up soon.
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