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The group show, Over/Under at Fogue Studios & Gallery in Georgetown was conceived to dispel perceptions on the barriers between generations. The pieces range from outright collaborations to relational pieces that "speak to each other”. Nov 12 - Dec 23 2022
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Which artist inspires you? Artists are challenged to explore ways they are inspired by other artists, contemporary or historical and bring those ideas to the development of original pieces. Fogue Studios Georgetown Oct 8-Oct 31
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reCLAIM/reFORM A collaboration of work between Carolyn Autenrieth and Colleen Monette at FOGUE STUDIOS in Georgetown. Aug 12-Sept 30. Click the tab below to learn more about this location.
"Worn wood, patined metals and distressed surfaces indicate passage of time, of use, and discard. This body of work addresses a reclaiming of familiar objects and tools, discarded or handed down, and reforms them as objects of art. Both artists value the natural aesthetics found in old objects; textures, worn surfaces and colors achieved through time and exposure to the elements. Such forms cannot be rushed but are most visible and beautiful nearing the end of their perceived use. In this exhibition, the artists revisit some familiar forms and reclaim them through a process of adding porcelain, paper and other materials in ways which celebrate the original object but transcend its function to an object of art."
"Worn wood, patined metals and distressed surfaces indicate passage of time, of use, and discard. This body of work addresses a reclaiming of familiar objects and tools, discarded or handed down, and reforms them as objects of art. Both artists value the natural aesthetics found in old objects; textures, worn surfaces and colors achieved through time and exposure to the elements. Such forms cannot be rushed but are most visible and beautiful nearing the end of their perceived use. In this exhibition, the artists revisit some familiar forms and reclaim them through a process of adding porcelain, paper and other materials in ways which celebrate the original object but transcend its function to an object of art."
Bidden/Unbidden showcases works of visual art by Carolyn Autenrieth, Rosalie Frankel, and Stephanie Hargrave, and poetry by Arlene Naganawa. In each work, ghosts appear, often surprising the artist. In Autenrieth’s ceramics, form and color create “a tolerable beauty” in response to deeply felt sorrow and loss.
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"Play with Your Kelp" (2019) Carolyn Autenrieth/Marilyn Juhlin, glazed porcelain, wire, knitted yarn, 8 x 8 in ceramic with 7ft knitted 'tail'
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How are you like your mother? In what ways do you wish you were not like your mother? LIKE MOTHER explores these questions and more through the works of Northwest artists. Curated by local artist, Kelly Lyles, this exhibit covers the good, the beautiful, the bad, and the heartbreaking relationships we have with our parents.
