Kathy Butterly

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The works of Kathy Butterly are exhibited at the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery in New York from October 1-December 30, 2005, presenting 11 of Butterly's signature ceramics with one drawing, offered a succinct retrospective of works completed since 1997. The works' carnal presence is mentioned along with their references to intestinal tracts and other body parts and their origin as slip-cast, cuplike vessels is noted, as has the artist's medium-defying manipulation and delineation of shapes and details.

New York, Exhibitions, Artists, Ceramic sculpture, Butterly, Kathy

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John McQueen

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John McQueen, innovator in basket making and shading presented his works at the exhibition held at the Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center, Auburn, New York titled 'John McQueen: A Weakest Verb'. He presented works from the late 1990s to the present that included freestanding three-dimensional objects of sticks and string, wall-mounted willow 'drawings,' and compositions that combine stick and bark structures with photographs.

Art, Art exhibitions, McQueen, John

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Richard Tuttle: Streams of thought

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Richard Tuttle, an American artist, best known for his improvisational sculpture made from scraps of string, paper, plywood, glitter and other materials, created a series of dyed unprimed canvas octagons. He signals an intention both to scrutinize his subject factually and to contemplate a role for the labor-intensive, highly coded Indonesian textiles in the existing technological society.

Sculptors, Tuttle, Richard

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