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This exhibition coincides with Session 4 at the Pilchuck Glass School, where these artists will be participating as teachers, artists in residence, and craftspeople in residence from July 11-28, 2024. As friends, colleagues, and collaborators, they will bring a shared enthusiasm, focus, and collaborative spirit to their mediums, making this a unique once-in-a-lifetime exhibition.
The theme of "Patterns," which mirrors the session theme at Pilchuck Glass School, is an in-depth exploration of the beauty that can be found in the simple act of repetition. Be it through repeated shapes, designs, mark-making, or decoration, the works in this exhibition illustrate the unique ways that glass and pattern-making work dynamically in tandem. As Nancy Callan and Mel Douglas articulate, "Glass is a fantastic medium for dreaming up new ways to bend space, stretch time, and renew a sense of wonder. In this exhibition, these artists explore the linear complexities and the unique spatial qualities of glass and various mediums, examining the relationship of form, pattern, balance, and color."
Nancy Callan, renowned for her dynamic and fluid blown-glass forms, incorporates bold colors and intricate patterns that challenge the boundaries of the medium. Known for her elegant and minimalist designs, Mel Douglas focuses on the interplay of line, form, volume, and space. Ben Edols & Kathy Elliott combine technical precision and mark-making with influences from nature, producing works that highlight glass's textural and optical qualities. Dante Marioni is a master of classical Venetian glassblowing techniques; his pieces are distinguished by their refined forms and sophisticated patterns. Corey Pemberton, a newcomer to Traver Gallery, brings fresh perspectives and innovative techniques, exploring new directions in his glass, painting, and quilting and highlighting the patterns, textures, and forms that adorn our domestic landscapes.
Please join us for the opening of this exhibition on July 6th from 2-5 pm. The show will be on view through July 27th.
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