Jeremy Chandler’s in Camouflage

Jeremy Chandler is preparing for his exhibition, “Camouflage,” at the Hagedorn Foundation Gallery with a newly announced artist reception on Thursday, January 12 from 6 to 8:30PM. (Please note the revised schedule change).

Jeremy’s exhibition in Atlanta, Georgia features contemporary photography that addresses the feminization of masculinity with photographic antidotes that feature the male’s mythological role in society.

“Camouflage” features Jeremy Chandler and Kristine Potter at the Hagedorn Foundation Gallery located at 425 Peachtree Hills Avenue and features artist reception on Thursday, January 12 from 6—8:30PM and an artist lecture on Saturday, January 14 from 1—2PM. Connect with their website and see the new article in the Atlantan. (Read article one here).

Josh DeWeese Expressions in Form Nov 12—Dec 24

The Mindy Solomon Gallery is proud to announce the solo exhibition of ceramics artist, Josh DeWeese, “Expressions in Form,” November 12 through December 24, 2011.

Josh DeWeese returns to the gallery with a new selection of large sculptural vessels, baskets and wall platters and presenting an intimate artist talk on November 12 from 6—6:30PM during the artist reception.

Josh DeWeese is a ceramic artist and educator at the Montana State University in Bozeman where he continually evolves the finest applications of traditional pottery making with colorful surface treatments creating important, internationally recognized contemporary works. As Mr. DeWeese describes:

“I have developed a passion for painting with ceramic materials. I enjoy the phenomenon of the melt and the element of gravity that enters the image through running glaze. The loss of control is important, blurring the lines made with the hand, and introducing a sense of alchemy. The viscosity and movement of the glaze becomes an important element in the final image. I am interested in translating what I see in front of me, whatever it may be.”

Josh DeWeese “Expressions in Form” November 12—December 24 with artist reception and talk, Saturday, November 12 from 6—8PM. See you soon. You can read more about Josh DeWeese here. RSVP on Facebook here.

Contradictions Artist Russell Biles

Sculptural satirist, Russell Biles creates tongue and cheek porcelain pieces that pay tribute to the foibles and follies of society’s social issues. Russell meticulously crafts each porcelain piece ranging in size from a few inches to several feet. We are proud to represent Russell Biles, who is a very important artist on the forefront of avant-garde narrative in the ceramics medium.

Congratulations to Russell for his recent Grant Award from the South Carolina Arts Commission and look forward to showcasing more of your work in the upcoming Contradictions exhibition opening Saturday, October First and on exhibit September 24—November 5, 2011 (additional information here). To review additional pieces by Russell Biles, please visit our online catalog.