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Medium Sculpture

Description

A work of art carried out (caved, cast, modeled, or otherwise) in three dimensions.

Holding Pattern

April 6, 2001 to April 28, 2001
Exhibition
The exhibition featured a selection of small drawings, some framed, and making use of unconventional materials such as correction fluid and felt-tipped markers. Also exhibited were one or two large charcoal drawings, inspired by commonplace natural material such as sticks and twigs, and two large wire sculptures. Arranged on an eye level shelf were twenty-eight bottles of teeth.

March 14, 2000 to April 7, 2000
Exhibition
This exhibition is the third in the New Sculpture Series guest curated by sculpture and writer Robin Peck. The New Sculpture Series was designed as a showcase for emerging sculptorsw and the three exhibitions will be shown together at the Evergreen Art Centre in Coquitlam in the fall of 2000 with the possibility of touring nationally in 2001.

February 8, 2000 to March 4, 2000
Exhibition
Saul Terry was the first native graduate of ECIAD in 1968 and worked as a sculptor in the late 60s and early 70s. In the mid 1970s he became involved in politics culminating in six terms as the president of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs. In 1998 he left politics and enrolled in the Art Institute Program at Capilano College producing the series of sculptural work featured in this exhibition. An essay on Terry's work by sculptor/educator George Rammell will acompany the exhibition.

September 15, 1998 to October 3, 1998
Exhibition
The work of new York based artist, Tim Watkins has traditionally combined mechanical kinetic sculpture and organic forms. In this series, he moves towards more personal themes reflective of his life.

May 26, 1998 to June 20, 1998
Exhibition
The exhibition I am currently working on will include respresentations of all SSRI's on the market. They will be carved in plaster and stone, replicated through casting and exhibited in mounds on the floor.