Dan Cormier, Looking Back To A Less Complicated Tomorrow, 2002, Astronaut 4.5" x 1.5" x 1.5", Flying Saucer overall 18"H x 15"W

  What moves you?  For the Brookfield Craft Center show in 2002, “Moves in Polymer Clay,” (Brookfield, Connecticut) curator Elise Winters invited artists to create something in response to the word, “move.”  Dan Cormier’s translation of the request resulted in …

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Rachel Carren, Bonnard Cupola Brooch, 2010 2.4" x 2.4" x .4", polymer, acrylic, mica powder

A certain perceived divide has long existed between artists and art historians, likewise between writers and literary critics. Ernest Hemingway had a memorable barb: “Critics are geldings, standing in the field trying to evaluate the work of stallions.”

Rachel Gourley, Rocks on Beach, 2010-2011 10" x 5" and 3" x 2"

Rachel Gourley takes the concept of art and nature literally.   The source of much creative, large scale, sculptural work in polymer, Gourley has an affinity for translating natural form into something abstracted and a bit unexpected.