Turned Wood Now Redefining
the Lathe Turned Object IV October
18, 1997 through February 1, 1998
Collectors Vase - Michelle Holzapfel
Turned Wood Now: Redefining
the Lathe-Turned Object IV features work by ten contemporary American
Artists who are making significant contributions to the field of lathe
turning. The selected artists use the lathe to create traditional vessel
forms and sculptural objects that are sometimes defined by the process
and materials, and sometimes freed from these origins by visual appearance
and theoretical underpinnings.
This exhibition represents a significant advancement in scale and importance for the ASU Art Museum's programming in this area, as well as a major contribution to the scholarship of contemporary American art and craft. This project is the fourth in a series of lathe turned object exhibitions and conferences. This exhibition was organized by Senior Curator Heather Lineberry.
Works in the Exhibition
Stratum Pot - Series#2 David Ellsworth
Antares Dennis Elliott
Slotted Gemstone Robin Horn
Bye Bye Bowl Rodger Jacobs
Silver Lining #6 Virginia Dotson
Bottom Bowl Rodger Jacobs
Untitled (Post Nuclear) Ron Kent
X
Series Todd Hoyer
Repaired
Bowl Ron Kent
Promenade
Suite Michelle Holzapfel
The Black Scallop Dennis Elliot
Untitled Ron Kent
Images from the Opening
October 18, 1997
For more information contact John Spiak at spiak@asu.edu.
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