March 5 – April 30 Opening Reception: March 5, 5-7pm
Double Crochet
Nancy Friedemann (left) Tracy Krumm (right)
New works by New York based painter Nancy Friedemann and Kansas City sculptor, Tracy Krumm come together in this exhibition that explores women’s roll in our culture. Friedemann’s interest in “the feminine” and women’s historical association with flowers, lace, and embroidery motivated her to monumentalize these items in her paintings suggesting the work of women has been overlooked in our history.
Krumm uses “gender specific” techniques such as crochet and blacksmithing in her work to question identity, duality, and beauty. Krumm also incorporates reclaimed industrial and domestic objects in her works to explore the juxtaposition of modern technology and the hand-made.
Sponsored by: Friedman Law Offices
Launch image viewerApril 2 – May 29 Opening Reception: April 2, 5-7pm
National Juried Cup Exhibition
Jenni Brant
Linda Arbuckle juries LUX Center for the Arts’ second annual National Juried Cup Exhibition. Arbuckle is known for the luscious majolica surfaces on her functional ceramic wares. Arbuckle has taught ceramics at the University of Florida since 1992. This exhibition showcases the diverse expressions of functional and non-functional cups.
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May 7 – June 26 Opening Reception: May 7, 5-7pm
International Encaustic Artists: Exploring the Triptych
Margaret Berry
In this group exhibition, International Encaustic Artists (IEA) members use the format of the triptych as a creative catalyst to make paintings, sculptures, and installations. IEA is a professional artists’ organization with members in the United States and Canada. Their mission is to raise awareness about the fine art of encaustics. This medium of hot wax combined with colored pigments has captivated artists for centuries and is known for its vivid colors and variation of surfaces.
Sponsored by: Berry Law Firm
June 4 – 26 Opening Reception: June 4, 5-7pm
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Anne Burton
Artist-in-Residence, Anne Burton, has created a series of brightly colored and whimsical paintings, prints, and sculptures for this solo exhibition. In her work, Burton depicts imaginary scenes of miniature objects that interact with each other and their environment. She says, that by creatively “playing” in her studio, she is able to use narratives in her work to “distill, understand, and transform reality.”
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