Art, Seen
A look at places I've been, things I've seen.
January
2024-01-06
Federico Uribe: Metamorphosis | Metamorfosis
Artist(s):Federico Uribe
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Uribe creates sculptures that are interesting from afar. And then you get up
close and see that they are constructed from everyday objects like pencils,
shotgun shells and the like.
One room created an immersive underwater experience with
plasticware.
2024-01-18
Helen Lee: Exuviae
Artist(s):Helen Lee
Venue:ALL
Three works, and my attention is drawn to Brood. The wall is covered
with hundreds of glass objects in the shape of an origami cicada.
As it turns out, I've recently been folding lots of origami cicadas,
in anticipation of the emergence of
Brood 13.
The artist's statement explains the multiple cultural and personal meanings of this image.
2024-01-18
Indeterminate Objects
Artist(s):Andrew Bearnot, Stine Bidstrup, Kim Harty, Dylan Palmer, and Brett Swenson
Venue:ALL
A collection of works from alumni of the UW Glass Lab, curated by Helen Lee.
I especially liked Brett Swenson's "Glass with Shelf",where the glass was blown into a
basket found in a thrift shop.
February
2024-02-07
Winter Exhibition - Gallery II: Water and Bricks
Artist(s):
Mary Westring; Jay Handy
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2024-02-07
Winter Exhibition - Gallery III: (W)understory
Artist(s):
Brian M. House; Susan H. Kaye; Michael Koppa
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House creates mushroom-like bronze scultpures. I would put them on my shelf.
Koppa produces collages that feature mushrooms and cephalopods. I would put them up on my wall.
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2024-03
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2024-04
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