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Brazos Gallery, Richland College, Dallas TX
Opening reception: Saturday, Jan. 30, 2010 from 5-7 p.m.
“Water: More or Less” was developed in conjunction with the Art, Science and Sustainable Community Symposium hosted by Richland College. (Sat, Jan. 30, 1-5 pm) The juried exhibition focuses on the role of water and sustainability within the environment.
Paul Villinski lives and works in New York City. His inventive use of recycled materials and found objects captivates viewers by revealing the creative potential dormant in the ordinary. Villinksi’s converted Emergency Response Studio (ERS) utilizes green methods of construction to confront topics local responsibility and art within the community.
http://www.paulvillinski.com/
For images of the HUGELY SUCCESFUL event: http://www.rlc8.dcccd.edu/media/?p=1861
Here is a quick video of the Exhibtion. I apologize for the low quality:
Artworks accepted into the exhibition:
Shreepad Joglekar _ Unitled (Triptych from Shifting Horizons Series)
Nola Richards _ Spring into Green
Marla Riperda_ Blue Buchanan #7
Liz Olson_ Underwater Series #3
Kristin Ware _ Water Horse
Kristin Ware _ Stepping Stones
Kristin Ware _ Sloan and Lani
Kristin Ware _ Narrow Streams
Kristin Ware _ Diamonds on Dried Creek Bed
Kenneth Verdugo_ Choking the Earth
Jill Buffington_ Reflection of a Melting Planet
Jill Buffington_ Invasion of the Gentoo Penguins
Jill Buffington_ Antartica Melting
Erika Pochybova_ Recycle
Denise Stringer Davis _ In the Water 1
Denise Stringer Davis _ In the Water 2
Denise Stringer Davis _ Bather Reaching
Chris Ireland _ Maid of the Mist
Cathy Night_ Smart Water
Belinda Smith _ Flood Control
Annie Simpson _ Wave
John Britt lecture hosted by Richland College Clay Club
Friday, Feb 26, 2010
7-8 p.m.
Sabine Hall 118
Richland College, Dallas
John Britt, a well-known glaze expert, wrote the book, “The Complete Guide to High Fire Glazes”. Recently, he has been doing workshops at studios to help them convert their glaze and firings to Cone 6 reduction rather than Cone 10 reduction. This is a much greener process and will save the schools and studios up to 30% in fuel costs.
The lecture will be held at Richland College and workshops will be scheduled during the weekend. For more information please contact Jen Rose at 972-761-6837.
http://www.richlandcollege.edu/art/ceramics/