ARTISTS
Contemporary Clay
29 Jun, 2011 - 20 Aug, 2011
NEW YORK - RH Gallery is pleased to present Contemporary Clay, a group exhibition of sculptures in clay with Kathy Butterly, Nicole Cherubini, Julia Chiang, Naoki Koide, Jeff Koons, Klara Kristalova, Erin McCutcheon, John O鈥橰eilly, Joyce Robins, Arlene Shechet, Shinique Smith, Paul Swenbeck and Ai Wei Wei.
Clay seems to inherently contain a certain presence that is both fragile and powerful. Within this tension, there lays a rich history spanning time and the world. Ceramic traditions lie at the core of multiple cultural histories. Clay鈥檚 malleability and sensitivity to touch further defines its identity yet each artist in this exhibition uses clay in a uniquely expressive way.
Clay seems to inherently contain a certain presence that is both fragile and powerful. Within this tension, there lays a rich history spanning time and the world. Ceramic traditions lie at the core of multiple cultural histories. Clay鈥檚 malleability and sensitivity to touch further defines its identity yet each artist in this exhibition uses clay in a uniquely expressive way.
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NEW YORK - RH Gallery is pleased to present Contemporary Clay, a group exhibition of sculptures in clay with Kathy Butterly, Nicole Cherubini, Julia Chiang, Naoki Koide, Jeff Koons, Klara Kristalova, Erin McCutcheon, John O鈥橰eilly, Joyce Robins, Arlene Shechet, Shinique Smith, Paul Swenbeck and Ai Wei Wei.
Clay seems to inherently contain a certain presence that is both fragile and powerful. Within this tension, there lays a rich history spanning time and the world. Ceramic traditions lie at the core of multiple cultural histories. Clay鈥檚 malleability and sensitivity to touch further defines its identity yet each artist in this exhibition uses clay in a uniquely expressive way.
Clay seems to inherently contain a certain presence that is both fragile and powerful. Within this tension, there lays a rich history spanning time and the world. Ceramic traditions lie at the core of multiple cultural histories. Clay鈥檚 malleability and sensitivity to touch further defines its identity yet each artist in this exhibition uses clay in a uniquely expressive way.
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