Archive for the 'MIPCES Exhibition' Category

MIPCES Exhibition: Margaret Maggio

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FABLE VESSEL “THEY WERE PROBABLY SOUR ANYWAY”
6”h x 5 1/2″ x 5 1/2″
For the MIPCES catalog, Margaret Maggio wrote:
“In the fable series I’m having fun playing opposing elements [...]

MIPCES Exhibition: Lindly Haunani

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SEATTLE CRAZY QUILT

For the MIPCES catalog, Lindly Haunani wrote:
“Fragmented pattern in the context of quilt images has been a recurring theme in my work for the last twenty-five [...]

MIPCES Exhibition: Susan Hyde

If you are a new visitor to Polymer Art Archive, you can find background about this event in the 2 posts, Past, Present Future and All About MIPCES.

JESSE ELEANOR JONES
For the MIPCES catalog, Susan Hyde wrote:
“This piece is a portrait of my mother from her high school photograph in 1929 when she was 18. [...]

MIPCES Exhibition: David Forlano

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UNTITLED, polymer clay painting
8” x 11”
For the MIPCES catalog in 1997, David Forlano, of Ford/Forlano, wrote:
“This series of polymer clay paintings and objects is a returning to [...]

MIPCES Exhibition: Gwen Gibson

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EXPRESSIONS OF TIME, IV
10” x 10”
For the MIPCES catalog, Gwen wrtote:
“By moving from the body (jewelry) to the wall, I found freedom to be more innovative, less polished. [...]

MIPCES Exhibition: David Edwards

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THE BURGESS SHALE
20” x 23” x 1½”
For the MIPCES catalog, David Edwards wrote:
“The Burgess shale was discovered in 1909. Its exquisitely detailed fossils are among the most [...]

MIPCES Exhibiton: Kathleen Amt

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HOUSES
7 1/4″ x 4 1/4″ x 1 1/4″
For the exhibition, Kathleen Amt presented a sort of “housing development” which consisted of 7 houses ranging in size from 4″ [...]

MIPCES Exhibition: Margaret Regan

INSOMNIA BOWL, Undreamt Dreams
12¾” x 11¾” x 3¼”
For the MIPCES catalog, Margaret Regan wrote:

“I like images that float, and my work is characterized by a high degree of drift and space. There’s a dream state where you recognize an object, but not it’s surroundings. I love the interaction of control with happenstance, and the blend [...]

MIPCES Exhibition: Cynthia Toops

ANEMONE HAT
polymer clay, brass, velvet, aluminum screen
7” diameter, 3 1/2”h
In the MIPCES catalog, Cynthia Toops wrote: “Dan and I create beads for elaborate jewelry pieces. For this project I wanted to make a full-size hat and imposed one restriction- no beads. We partially encased wire elements in polymer clay in a different way [...]

MIPCES Exhibition: Pier Voulkos

POCKETS AND PILLOWS OF AIR
2 ½’ x 3’ x 3″
For the MIPCES catalog, Pier wrote: “This unique clay softens before it hardens in the baking. So most often a large form needs some kind of internal or external armature to keep it from distorting or collapsing while it bakes. I tried air [...]