Stephen De Staebler

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The American sculptor Stephen De Staebler will present his seven of his haunting works, belonging to that most phase in his exploration of the human that posses a hieratic presence: the disembodied legs he first exhibited in 1998. These fragmentary figures offer evidence of a sensibility that understands both the inevitability of physical death and the unquenchability of the spirit and resemble the colossi that ornament Egyptian tombs, but on an intimate scale.

Figure sculpture, De Staebler, Stephen

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Frances Senska missionary for modernism

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Frances Senska, a legendry ceramic artist and educator presented his works at the 'Frances Senska: A Life in Art' exhibition sponsored by Holter Museum of Art, Helena, Montana. His works included durable and delicate stoneware's vessels-tea and wine sets, bowls, vases, lidded jars, pitchers, creamers-produced over six decades.

Potters, Senska, Frances

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Tom Rippon's postmodern marionettes

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Tom Rippon's cermaic sculptures are bold experimentations influenced by the 'fetish finish' style and the 'super object' movement. Vivid color is a central element. His subjects include cartoons, marionettes and pop culture.

Biography, Rippon, Tom

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