Happy Weekend Everyone! We're excited to announce that the BRAND NEW 2016 Gothic Tombstone ATCs are here! And the shapes are just fabul...
Dolls made using a technique I learnt from Sherrill Kahn. Stamped Fabric coloured with paints, gel pens, and pencils. Stitched with handpainted edge. Polymer clay faces.
I wasn't sure what I was going to do after finishing the ATCs but last night I read an article from Workshop on the Web by Sherrill Kahn and...
Michael Sherrill is a studio artist with a focus on ceramic sculpture & incorporating bronze & glass. He is also the creator of Mudtools.
Michael Sherrill (Former) exhibiting member in Clay
Botanicals — MICHAEL SHERRILL
Description Primarily a self-taught artist, Sherrill moved from Charlotte, North Carolina to the Western North Carolina mountains in 1974. His early influences came from the North Carolina folk pottery tradition and the community surrounding Penland School of Crafts, where he is a frequent instructor, and the Southern Highland Handicraft Guild. Sherrill’s mature style marries his intimate observation of the natural world with his own psychology, imbuing the work with a powerful emotional layer. Sherrill’s exceptional skill that allows him to seamlessly incorporate iron, bronze, and flameworked glass into his compositions is based in his innovative approach to using tools, technology, and his keen sense of materials to achieve what he calls his “natural narratives.” Tools have played an essential role in the evolution of Sherrill’s work, and almost every tool he owns has been modified in some way to meet his particular needs. In 1997, Sherrill founded Mudtools, a line of hand-held ceramic tools produced in the bright color palette for which he is known. Plants native to the landscape around his studio in Bat Cave, North Carolina, such as rhododendron, mountain laurel, and apple trees are often depicted in Sherrill’s sculpture from 2000 to the present. Some works, like Yellowstone Rhododendron, are drawn from native Appalachian plants, while others, like Bloom at Night, are fictive species created from the artist’s imagination. Sherrill’s strong connection to place solidifies his position as a quintessential Southern artist. Michael Sherrill Retrospective is presented in conjunction with the Renwick Gallery’s installation Ginny Ruffner: Reforestation of the Imagination, which also features botanically inspired sculptures. These exhibitions are the latest projects at the Renwick Gallery to explore an expanded definition of contemporary craft and new technologies. After its presentation at the Renwick Gallery, the exhibition will travel to the Arizona State University Art Museum in 2020. Visiting Information Renwick Gallery June 28, 2019 – January 5, 2020 Open Daily, 10:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m Free Admission
Wolf Kahn is represented by Miles McEnery Gallery
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Current Work — MICHAEL SHERRILL
Essentially a self taught artist, Michael Sherrill moved from Charlotte, North Carolina to the Western North Carolina mountains in 1974. His primary influences came from being in the proximity of the North Carolina folk pottery tradition.
. . . ; ; ; Les images de cette note sont des photogrammes du film de Nathaniel Kahn sur Louis Kahn My Architect. La présence des sous-titres en français permet de constituer des photographies aux propriétés évocatrices remarquables. Le...
Brooklyn-based digital artist and sculptor, whose 3D printed artwork explores technology's failure to capture the unstable human body.
Ned Kahn sculpture installed on Circa parking lot in DTLA
The progression and thrill of color Claire Kahn is a pointillist beyond compare. In her work, it’s as much about each element as it is about how those elements relate to one another and work together. Her crochet beadwork at Patina Gallery brings this perspective to exhilarating life, in swirls of color that arises fro
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Reviews of architecture books, the successor blog to A Daily Dose of Architecture (Books).
