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Three Adair Countians displaying work at Berea Artisan Center Display now in progress at the Kentucky Artisan Center, 200 Artisan Way, Berea, KY, runs from August 27, 2011-February 25, 2012, features works of Adair Countians David Waltz of Gradyville, KY, and Jeff and Henrietta Scott, Antioch, KY From Kentucky Artisans Center at Berea The Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea announces an exhibition titled, An Artful Array: Bowls by Kentucky Artisans on display August 27, 2011 - February 25, 2012. This exhibition showcases a wide range of works created by 41 Kentucky artisans working in clay, wood, glass, fiber and stone. Bowls included are both functional and non-functional with some works becoming pure sculpture. Numerous works follow a functional path such as Laura Ross's "Blue Dot Bowl Stack" whose six bowls stack up with a lid as the finale. The resultant shape looks like a high rise building but practical storage is also inherent in its design. Brook White has created a work that mimics nature with his glass bowl titled "Green Fluke" whose striped glass, attached fins and stretched form resemble the mouth of a whale. In a non-functional vein, Michael Frasca takes eight stoneware bowls and joins them together into a diamond shaped wall sculpture that is breathtaking in its size and simplicity. Fiber artist Justine Dennis stitches cotton thread and material into a shallow bowl titled "Mitosis" with the interior colorful stitched patterns suggesting its name. Chris Ramsey has created a non-functional but exceptional bowl form with an undulating natural bark edge titled "Have Another Cherry" created on a lathe from an extremely large wild Cherry tree. Participating artists include Richard Adams, London; Lydia P. Allen, Peewee Valley; Steven C. Balson, Villa Hills; Wayne Bates, Murray; Linda Bowman, Louisville; Marianne Brown, Lawrenceburg; Karen Brown-Levy, Louisville; Lonnie Combs, Fisherville; Jerry Cooper, Berea; Ron Cooper, Mt. Vernon; Justine Dennis, New Haven; Dolita Dohrman, Louisville; Jamie Donaldson, Georgetown; Jack Fifield, McKee; Michael Frasca, Harrodsburg; Devin French, Louisville; Matthew Gaddie, Bardstown; Jack Gann, Berea; Tina Gebhart, Berea; Susan Goldstein, Lexington; Jim Gottuso, Louisville; Walter Hyleck, Berea; John Keeton, Winchester; Greg Kirkland, Elkhorn; Ann Klem, Louisville; Ron McWhorter, Richmond; Sebastian Moh, Louisville; Joe Molinaro, Winchester; Martha Puckett, Louisville; Patrick Rademaker, Louisville; Chris Ramsey, Somerset; Laura Ross, Louisville; Melvin Rowe, Louisville; Pamela Rucker, Lancaster; Henrietta and Jeff Scott, Columbia; Amelia Stamps, Lexington; David Waltz, Columbia; Michael Ware, Hindman; June and Rayford Watts, Williamsburg; Brook F. White Jr., Louisville; and Thomas R. Williams of Paris. An open to the public meet-the-artists reception will be held on Sunday, September 18, from 1pm-3pmET at the Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea. The Kentucky Artisan Center at Berea is located at 200 Artisan Way, Berea, KY, just off Interstate 75 at exit 77 (Berea). This story was posted on 2011-08-28 11:27:38
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