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May Issue 2010
Crimson Laurel
Gallery in Bakersville, NC, Features Works by Ronan Kyle Peterson,
Gillian Parke & Brooke Noble
Crimson Laurel Gallery
in Bakersville, NC, will present the exhibit, Contextures,
featuring pottery by Ronan Kyle Peterson and Gillian Parke and
ceramics by Brooke Noble, on view from May 1 through June 30,
2010.
Ronan Kyle
Peterson
The vessels created by Ronan Kyle Peterson provide a ceramic comic book view of the natural world and its processes of growth and decay. His works feature interpretations of natural phenomena including insects and other critters, leaves, bark, lichens and other elements of nature.
Gillian Parke
Gillian Parke combines elements of manufactured porcelain and Japanese pottery to create unconventional works of art.
Brooke Noble
Brooke Noble's intention in her work is to be a catalyst, allowing people to become engaged with objects and aware of the moment. She frequently references the house as a metaphor and she is also motivated by the sense of naïveté and the sensations of wonder and discovery that come with her impression of what childhood was, is and should be. Her work is a culmination of traditional craft methods, industrial processes, modern design and unconventional fabrication.
For further information
check our NC Commercial Gallery listings, call the gallery at
828/688-3599 or visit (www.crimsonlaurelgallery.com).
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