"Complementary Contrast" is now open and it's awesome!
Artists Joshua Primmer of Bennington, VT and Katie Richardson of Belchertown, MA, have combined their talents to showcase their work separately and as it relates to each other's.
Joshua uses cone 10 stoneware to create both functional and sculptural pieces which have a streamlined, architectural form but with an organic surface. He brought in four birdbaths which haven't before been shown in a gallery setting....they are wonderful.
Katie creates sculptural works using metal, both sheet and wire, and combines glass bulb-forms to express themes of protection and enclosure. Also making its debut is a line of PMC/fine silver jewelry which are miniature versions of her sculptures. They are precious representations of pieces hanging on the gallery walls.
In two groupings, the artists created work which relates in both form and concept: All Seeing Eyes and Flange. I hope that you get the chance to see this special exhibition-it runs through November 29th. For a sneak preview of the exhibit online, CLICK HERE.
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