Ode to Joyce McDaniel: Sculptor and Teacher
Boston, MA: Ode to Joyce McDaniel: Sculptor and Teacher, will include new and seminal works by Joyce McDaniel and works by eleven artists who studied with her. The exhibit will open at the Boston Sculptors Gallery on Wednesday July 26, and continue through Sunday, August 20, 2017. There will be an artists鈥� reception on Thursday July 27 from 6鈥�8 pm, and a First Friday reception on August 4, from 5鈥�8 pm. The receptions are free and open to the public.
Included is a collaboration for the exhibit entitled 鈥淚nside Out鈥� by Cree Bruins and Sarah Hollis Perry incorporating materials from their combined experience working in di erent lm and camera technologies to create images using current digital media. Dennis Svoronos鈥� kinetic and interactive sculptural works chronicle the horror and humor of the place between chronically ill and unexpectedly well. Ken Hruby seeks to penetrate the barriers between military and civilian experience, transforming icons widely recognized by the civilian sector (boots, helmets, dog tags, weapons) through changes in material, scale and context. Maria Ritz鈥檚 installation, 鈥淟achrimae鈥�, responds to destructive environmental impacts with a shower of 鈥渙il drops鈥� and 鈥渢ears鈥�. Other participants such as Andrea Thompson, Charles McQuillen and Rory Beerts craft, juxtapose and meld everyday objects to imbue whimsical and poignant visual metaphors.
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Boston, MA: Ode to Joyce McDaniel: Sculptor and Teacher, will include new and seminal works by Joyce McDaniel and works by eleven artists who studied with her. The exhibit will open at the Boston Sculptors Gallery on Wednesday July 26, and continue through Sunday, August 20, 2017. There will be an artists鈥� reception on Thursday July 27 from 6鈥�8 pm, and a First Friday reception on August 4, from 5鈥�8 pm. The receptions are free and open to the public.
Included is a collaboration for the exhibit entitled 鈥淚nside Out鈥� by Cree Bruins and Sarah Hollis Perry incorporating materials from their combined experience working in di erent lm and camera technologies to create images using current digital media. Dennis Svoronos鈥� kinetic and interactive sculptural works chronicle the horror and humor of the place between chronically ill and unexpectedly well. Ken Hruby seeks to penetrate the barriers between military and civilian experience, transforming icons widely recognized by the civilian sector (boots, helmets, dog tags, weapons) through changes in material, scale and context. Maria Ritz鈥檚 installation, 鈥淟achrimae鈥�, responds to destructive environmental impacts with a shower of 鈥渙il drops鈥� and 鈥渢ears鈥�. Other participants such as Andrea Thompson, Charles McQuillen and Rory Beerts craft, juxtapose and meld everyday objects to imbue whimsical and poignant visual metaphors.
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