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September Issue 2006
Gallery C in Raleigh, NC, Features Works by Jean Jack and Robert Hasselle
Gallery C in Raleigh, NC, is presenting an
exhibit of oils on canvas and horse hair ceramics by Jean
Jack and Robert Hasselle, on view from Sept. 8 through
Oct. 10, 2006.
Jean Jack
Jean Jack is an award winning Santa Fe, NM, artist who was featured in the March 2002 & 1999 editions of Country Living Magazine,
HGTV, and also in the book Country Living Decorating Style
- The New Look of Country. She is highly recognized,
and regarded for her stark, color-drenched depictions of remote
American churches, farmhouses, and family dwellings. The
artist has private and corporate clients all across the country
and there is a great deal of anticipation for this coming Autumn
show.
Robert Hassell
Robert Hasselle is a ceramic artist best known for his horsehair raku glaze and ash glaze work. Drawing on several sources, both prehistoric and contemporary, Hasselle has developed a fine art line of raku pottery. The artful application of horsehair and ferric chloride to the surface of the hot pots gives each one a richness of surface and a unique look. Hasselle has been pursuing a career as a sculptor and potter for over forty years. He has a well-rounded education including an MFA in Sculpture from Tulane University and a BA in Philosophy and Art from Rhodes College.
For further information check our NC Commercial
Gallery listings, call the gallery at 919/828-3165 or at (www.galleryc.net).
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