Upcoming Exhibitions
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Selected works |
 New York, NY |
2009 |
A small selection of work celebrating my new affiliation with the gallery. Sculptures on display from the body of work "Apologia" : "Diminuendo" and "i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm sorry" |
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Solo Exhibition |
New York, NY |
OCTOBER
!! 2009 !! |
All new work, a new space, and an edge to the ideas that I have been bursting at the seams to explore... Stay tuned! |
Upcoming Workshops 2009-2011
*2009 Schedule- 2/3 Full- Fall openings
*2010 Schedule- 2/3 Full
*2011 Schedule- Open!
| LOCATION | DATE | CONTACT | DESCRIPTION |
| Callanwolde
Fine Arts Center Atlanta, Georgia |
January 17-18, 2009 | Interactive Demonstration,
lecture. Open to the public! |
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| University
of Louisville Louisville, KY |
March 27th, 28th 2009 | Todd Burns | 2- Day demonstration,
Fri. evening lecture at the 21C Museum. *** FREE and Open to the public! *** |
| Metro
State College of Denver Denver, CO |
April 14-15, 2009 | Kathleen Royster Lamb | Demonstration, Lecture,
critiques Not open to the public |
| Greenwich
House Pottery New York, NY |
July 25-26th, 2009 | Sarah Archer | 2- Day demonstration,
lecture. *** Registration is OPEN! *** |
| Archie
Bray Foundation Helena, MT |
June 15-26th, 2009 | Archie Bray Foundation | Artist-In-Residence Interactive Demonstration, lecture. Open to the public! Sorry... *Registration is Now Full |
| Baltimore
Clayworks & Maryland Institute College of Art. Baltimore, MD |
Summer 2010 | Mary Cloonan | 1
Week -Master Class Workshop Series Accredited Class through Maryland Institute College of Art. Open to the public! |
| The
Australian National University Canberra, Australia |
March- April 2010 | Janet Deboos | Artist-In-Residence |
| Huntington
Museum of Art Huntington, West Virginia |
November 4-7th 2010 | Kathleen Kneafsey | Demonstration, Lecture,
Exhibition Open to the public! |
BETH
CAVENER STICHTER
THE WILDNESS WITHIN
Beth Cavener Stichter is known for her dynamic, emotionally-charged animal and human figures. Participants will experience Beth’s unusual method of working, starting with a solid mass of clay and then hollowing each part of the sculpture down to the skin before reassembling the entire piece. Through demonstrations and slide presentations, Beth will cover a range of practical technical information about her hand-building methods. This five-day workshop is intended to give participants a glimpse into how one can tackle elements of gesture and expression with subtle shifts in line and form, how we transfer ideas and meaning visually. Work will be bisqued. Basic hand-building skills are recommended. Beth is currently a full-time professional studio artist. She received her BA from Haverford College and her MFA from Ohio State University. She was awarded the American Craft Council’s Emerging Artist Fellowship in 2004 and has been an Artist-in-Residence at the Clay Studio in Philadelphia and the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, MT. She has exhibited nationally and has taught numerous workshops.
