METAL

METAL — A Sculpture Exhibit

Curators: Natsuki Takauji & Anne Stanner

Open: September 9th - October 1st, 2017

Fridays/Saturdays/Sundays 11am-5pm

Reception: Saturday, September 9th 2-5pm

Closing party: Sunday, October 1st 2-5 pm

At Nolan Park - House 7B, Governors Island, NYC


About the Exhibit:

This exhibit explores a range of 3D concepts and forms of sculpture that are edgy and expressive. The medium is metal: sculptures can be all metal or incorporate metal as part of the materials used. 

The exhibit will be juried by a jury committee: a guest juror, Natsuki Takauji, a visual artist, and Anne Stanner, President of Sculptors Alliance. 

The exhibit was juried by David C. Terry, independent curator, as well as the Director and Curator of Grants and Exhibitions at New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA). 

 

Exhibiting Artists: Marc Bratman, Valerie Brochard, Marcy Chevali, Bruna D'Alessandro, Carole Halle, Lida Hamber, Markus Holtby, Eunjin Kim, Sean Landau, Haksul Lee, Geoffrey Owen Miller, Basha Ruth Nelson, Marco Palli, Chris Pietsch, Renata Pugh, Anna Kuchel Rabinowitz, Annesofie Sandal, Trudi Schleifer, Chuck von Schmidt, Ciara Stack, Anne Stanner, Annette Tacconelli, Patricia Talbot, Damien Vera

The Flyer:

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Up-cycling Detritus CURATOR: VERNITA NEMEC In these times, our environment is in danger more than ever and we must do all we can to save it from further destruction. The evidence suggests that early art was created by artist/shamans who protected th
Up-cycling Detritus CURATOR: VERNITA NEMEC In these times, our environment is in danger more than ever and we must do all we can to save it from further destruction. The evidence suggests that early art was created by artist/shamans who protected th
Up-cycling Detritus CURATOR: VERNITA NEMEC In these times, our environment is in danger more than ever and we must do all we can to save it from further destruction. The evidence suggests that early art was created by artist/shamans who protected th
Up-cycling Detritus CURATOR: VERNITA NEMEC In these times, our environment is in danger more than ever and we must do all we can to save it from further destruction. The evidence suggests that early art was created by artist/shamans who protected th
Up-cycling Detritus CURATOR: VERNITA NEMEC In these times, our environment is in danger more than ever and we must do all we can to save it from further destruction. The evidence suggests that early art was created by artist/shamans who protected th
Up-cycling Detritus CURATOR: VERNITA NEMEC In these times, our environment is in danger more than ever and we must do all we can to save it from further destruction. The evidence suggests that early art was created by artist/shamans who protected th