June Schwarcz

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Forty of Schwarcz's copper sculptures were the subject of a self-titled touring retrospective organized by the San Francisco Craft and Folk Art Museum. Schwarcz decorates her pieces with pleats, darts and hems, not for purely aesthetic reasons but to stamp them with both humanity and soul.

Appreciation, Sculptors, Copperwork, Schwarcz, June

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Taking flight: Annette Corcoran

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Ceramic artist Annette Corcoran creates teapots in the shape of birds. Her work has evolved from glazed black and white teapots to whimsical forms that take the shape of different bird species. Birds also appear as lids on fruit or plant-shaped vessels.

Ceramic sculpture, Corcoran, Annette

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Tension and line in the art of Henry Halem

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Halem's Oct 1991 exhibition included works in glass, steel and bronze. The works reflect Halem's aims of artistic control, line and compositional tension, and they generate little interest beyond these aesthetic matters.

Exhibitions, Criticism and interpretation, Artists, Sculpture, Art glass, Halem, Henry

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