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SUMMARY:Tim Schacker & The Jewell Wolk Quilt Project exhibit closes
DESCRIPTION:The Jewell Wolk Quilt Project (shown by Jean Wakley) and New work by Tim Schacker\n\nJanuary 5th – February 4th\, 2017\nJean Wakley will show The Jewell Wolk Quilt Project featuring up to 11 story quilts created by her mother. \nTim Schacker Artist Statement: \nI have always been interested in the design of a building as a statement about our culture and way of life. A stunning example of this is the entire city of Brazila\, Brazil where an entire city was designed to reflect the values and culture of a modern Brazil. The same can be said when local communities design and build a house of worship that reflects the religious values of the religion and the age and time in which it was built. \nThe photographs in this portfolio were taken in churches\, synagogues\, mosques\, and temples over the last 2 decades of my travels throughout the world. They share a common theme of reverence and faith to what I think ultimately is the same core value. When I was traveling with my family on the island of Santorini\, Greece our guide stood on the worn steps of the local church we were visiting and took the hand of my eldest son and placed it in the worn grooves of the banister leading up to the church entrance. He asked him to feel all of the stories\, all of the hope\, all of the grief\, and all of the joy of the people who had walked these steps before him into his church that had been built 500 years ago. He called it an almost perfect place. I didn’t think to ask why it was “almost” perfect but now believe that he wanted us to understand that how we interpret our faith and the way we live in that faith is through our own human eyes and imperfections. This body of work\, which continues to grow and evolve\, examines our houses of worship\, through a lens of when it was built and how it has served its faithful overtime. \n\n\n2016-17 Gallery Season Sponsor:
URL:https://northfieldartsguild.org/event/tim-schacker-the-jewell-wolk-quilt-project-exhibit-closes/
LOCATION:Center for the Arts\, 304 Division Street\, Northfield\, MN\, 55057\, United States
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SUMMARY:Opening Reception: A Bevy of Marks: Karen Peters\, Justin Peters\, and Mary Ellen Frame
DESCRIPTION:A Bevy of Marks\nFeaturing Mary Ellen Frame\, Justin Peters & Karen Peters\nFebruary 10 – March 11\, 2017\nKaren Peters \nJustin Peters \nMary Ellen Frame \n  \n  \n\nJoin us for an Opening Reception on Friday\, February 10 from 7-9 pm; Artist Talks at 7:30 pm\nKaren Peters\nBio:\nKaren Peters is a sculptor and printmaker working out of her home studio on the North side of Minneapolis with her family and dog\, Woody. She is a member of Ironhead sculptural services that brings foundry arts to the public. Most recently she participated in a group show at Rosalux Gallery and sold a body of work to the Southeastern Community College in Faribault\, MN. She received her BFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design\, receiving the Dolly Fitterman merit award her senior year.\nArtist Statement:\nColor and shape come together to form thoughts and ideas that are abstract in daily life. In the prints I place lines\, circles and other shapes to organize these observations. Using color and size to create the tone and feeling of the print. I’m currently creating prints that use a reduction relief process. The linoleum block is carved away to expose the color printed previously\, building the layers of the print. Once this is done you can’t go back — you can only move forward and work with the colors you have chosen. \nJustin Peters\nBio:\nJustin Peters is a sculptor working in Minneapolis. Creating freestanding cast iron and steel sculpture. He is a member of Ironhead sculptural services that brings foundry arts to the public\, specializing in furnace operation. Freelance fabricator and welder at Atomic Props and Effects. Received a BFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.\nArtist Statement:\nUsing images that have long lines pulled from agricultural and industrial machinery\, wind turbines have a perceived amount of energy and movement. Blending the old wind mill base with the new shape of the wind turbine to think about\, how capturing the wind has changed from a single farmer to a wind farm. Leaving some of the marks created during the process and fabrication used to create the sculpture\, reminds the viewer of the hand built aspects of the piece. The surface is left for a similar reason\, to show the natural oxidation of the materials used. \nMary Ellen Frame \nArtist Statement:\nI take great joy in all the combinations of colors\, shapes and lines of the elements in whatever environment I find myself; I find novelty in their arrangements\, how they are sometimes surprisingly juxtaposed. \nThere are so many different ways that plants express concentric circles and spirals. It’s amazing what water does to sand\, how first and snow transform man-made objects as well as trees and weeds\, how changing seasons give us shifting shapes and colors. Water\, having no shape or color of its own\, takes shape from vessels and wind action\, from evaporation and freezing. It transmits and reflects color. Regularity is displayed in the spacing of plants of the same species\, or leaf arrangements on individual plants and the clustering of fruit and seeds. Sometimes lines become more appealing when they deviate from parallel. There’s often a sweetness to fringes and frills and feathery texture. Leaves have such myriad veining\, shapes\, textures and edges that are scalloped\, jagged\, or smooth. We move through a visual feast. \n\n\n2016-17 Gallery Season Sponsor:
URL:https://northfieldartsguild.org/event/bevy-of-marks-karen-peters-justin-peters-and-mary-ellen-frame-exhibition-opens/
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