Makers and Modelers: Works in Ceramic

September 8, 2007- October 13, 2007

Reception: September 7, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Kai Althoff, Victor Man, Anne Chu, Jonathan Meese, Sam Durant, Marisa Merz, Urs Fischer, William J. O’Brien, Peter Fischli & David Weiss, Manfred Pernice, Richard Hawkins, Elizabeth Peyton, Mary Heilmann, Ken Price, Matt Johnson, Thomas Schütte, Anish Kapoor, Ricky Swallow, Mike Kelley, Gert and Uwe Tobias, Klara Kristalova, Rosemarie Trockel, Liz Larner, Rebecca Warren, Andrew Lord, Paloma Varga Weisz, Sarah Lucas, Andro Wekua

Gladstone Gallery

515 W 24th St

Gladstone Gallery is pleased to announce a group exhibition of contemporary artists working with ceramic. While master potters and ceramicists have long explored the medium, a number of artists now incorporate the material into a larger practice, often in surprising and increasingly inventive ways. Drawn from sculptors, painters, and other practitioners, the international roster includes both established and emerging artists, those who have long worked in ceramic, and those coming to the medium afresh.

The works in “Makers and Modelers” represent a variety of styles, textures, scales, and approaches to ceramic, some departing from the artist’s previous work, while others strive to promote a sense of continuity with other media. As the title of the exhibition suggests, the works in the show are either hand-built or constructed, stem from unexpected source materials, and expand upon sensibilities normally associated with other media. Sometimes paired with other substances, the works in the show emphasize process and question the relationships between objecthood and material. No longer just the vessels and other earthenware historically associated with the medium, the works in the exhibition play off or depart from established formal and technical precedents of ceramics. A fully illustrated catalogue with an essay by Klaus Kertess will accompany the exhibition.

Art Reviews of Makers and Modelers: Works in Ceramic

New York Times
September 7, 2007
Roberta Smith"...But you have to admire a show that can keep its dignity while ranging from the cool-handed late-Conceptualist Sam Durant (plastic lawn chairs cast in porcelain with delicate chinoiserie glazes) to the neo-Neo-Expressionist Jonathan Meese, with his supposedly wild and crazy busts. The show’s stylistic and physical scope defines ceramics as a commodious, seductive medium with fairly firm limits. But it is also a great leveler of aesthetic differences...."

Books and DVDs related to artists in this show
Location 
GalleryGladstone Gallery
Address515 W 24th St
New York (Chelsea)
NY, 10011
United States
Phone212-206-9300
Fax212-206-9301
HoursTue-Sat 10-6









© 2005-2008 chelseaartgalleries.com

The information on this page is provided "as is", and might be incorrect, incomplete and/or out of date. The site owner makes no representation as to the accuracy of the information or its suitability for any purpose. The owner disclaims any liability for errors that may be contained therein.

sitemap
HomeShowsCalendarArt WorldGalleriesArtistsPeopleBooks & GamesLogin » filter on/off  
Last Chance·Just Opened·About to Open·Current Shows·Receptions·Tour Organizer·Tour by Street
Sponsors
Advertisement

Upcoming Guided Tours


Recently Added Art Books


My Personal TourOrganize | Share | Print


No Shows in Your Tour Yet
Click on the +Tour Button to Add a Show

Advertisement