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MAIN GALLERY

 
 
Paint Creek Center for the Arts is excited to present Mold made, a group show of
sculptures made using various casting processes. The show was co-curated by
Norwood Viviano, Assistant Professor of Art at Grand Valley State University, and
PCCA's Exhibition Committee.
 
Participating artists include:
Jeremy Brooks, Lansing, MI; Todd Erickson, Farmington Hills, MI; Hank Murta 
Adams, Troy, NY; Daniel Petraitis, Philadelphia, PA; Sharon Que, Ann Arbor, MI; 
Benjamin Teague, Birmingham, MI; Elona Van Gent, Ann Arbor, MI; Graem
Whyte, Hamtramck, MI; Blake Williams, Lansing, MI; Lauren Youngling, West
Bloomfield, MI; and Renee Zettle-Sterling, Allendale, MI.
 
Mold Made features contemporary works made using traditional techniques. Works
in the show include bronze sculptures made by Todd Erickson and Elona Van
Gent, using the lost wax process; an installation made up of hundreds of small
elements made by Blake Jamison Williams; cast-resin objects by Daniel
Petraitis and Lauren Youngling; a minimal installation by Jeremy Brooks; a
cast glass sculpture by Hank Murta Adams; and many other works.
 

FIRST FLOOR GALLERY

 
King of the Thing
 
IAN WEBER
CONSTRUCTED REALITIES
June 26 - August 1
Opening Reception
Friday, June 26 - 7pm - 9pm
 
Constructed Realities is a solo show of photographs by Ian Weber. Ian graduated from Adrian College in 2008, where he concentrated primarily on photography and electronic art. The show at Paint Creek Center for the Arts is his first solo exhibit of his work.
 
Weber's photographs are simple, playful explorations of toy animals placed in unusual contexts. He plays with scale and environments to create new realities. The photos were set up in an old barn full of objects and in the landscape of a family farm. While the images are not digitally manipulated, the settings become fantastic through juxtapositions of toys among old objects.
 
 

2008 - 2009 EXHIBITION SEASON

 
 
 
 

INFORMATION FOR ARTISTS


How do I show my work at PCCA?
 
If you are an artist interested in exhibiting artwork at PCCA and would like to submit your work for consideration by the Exhibition Committee, please click the link below.

 

SUPPORT FOR EXHIBITIONS


PCCA Exhibits are supported in part by Michigan Council for Art and Cultural Affairs, a partner organization of the National Endowment for the Arts.

        

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