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SAVOUR: The Gardiner Museum of Art

CLOSING SOON
 

Savor: Food Culture in the Age of Enlightenment
October 17, 2019 - January 19, 2020
Gardiner Museum of Art, Toronto, Canada.

Savour: Food Culture in the Age of Enlightenment explores the story of this transformation with rare objects, fascinating histories, and amusing stories. We start in the kitchen gardens at Versailles where advances in horticulture expanded the growing seasons of vegetables and fruits, making a greater selection of foods available year-round. Then we visit the steamy kitchens of cooks who advocated light, flavourful cuisine centuries before our time. Next, we discover surprisingly modern philosophies for healthy eating and vegetarianism, and join ardent foodies as they savour meals served on newly invented ceramic and silver wares, from sauceboats to tureens. Along the way, we explore how social changes were impacting eating then, just as now, as the grand formality of the past was often abandoned in favour of informality and intimacy.

 
OPENING IN THE USA
This exhibition will travel to the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford, CT, 

February 29 — May 24, 2020, Curated by Meredith Chilton

Above: Chris Antemann, ‘A Little Feast of Folly’ 2019, featured in SAVOUR.

ABOUT FACE: Art Museum of South Texas

OPENING SOON
 

ABOUT FACE: Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture

Art Museum of South Texas in Corpus Christi, TX
January 24th to April 29th, 2020

 
ABOUT FACE: Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture explores the lineage and influence between the revolutionary first generation of artists working in the figural genre and contemporary artists. The exhibition, curated by Jennifer Jankauskus, will investigate how history and place inform the work of contemporary ceramists bringing approximately 44 objects by 30 emerging, mid-career, and master artists from around the nation who work within a narrative figurative clay tradition. Creating both sculptural and relief objects, from busts to full figures, the artists all highlight the human form as a way to explore issues relating to the body, to various cultural ties, and to ideas of the female/male gaze. 
 

Artists include:

Wesley Anderegg, Robert Arneson*Chris Antemann*Rudy Autio*Russell Biles* ,Cristina Córdova*Jack Earl*Sean Erwin*, Viola Frey* ,Alessandro Gallo* ,David Gilhooly* ,Gerit Grimm, Sergei Isupov* ,Doug Jeck*Howard Kottler*Michael Lucero *, Walter McConnell, Gerardo Monterrubio, Jim Neel, Virgial Ortiz, Andrew Raftery, Allan Rosenbaum, Akio Takimori, Yoshio Taylor, Tip TolandJason Walker *Kurt Weiser*Beatrice Wood *, Sun Koo Yuh.

*indicates artists with available works for sale through Ferrin Contemporary

More info and images can be found HERE

EVENTS
Members' Opening Reception: January 24, 2020, 5:30-7pm

Lunch Among Masters: Artist Sergei Isupov, Walter McConnell, and Jennifer Ling Datchuk will join curators Jennifer Jankauskas and Deborah Fullerton to discuss works on view at AMST.
RSVP online or call (361) 825- 3504 by January 20, 2020.

Below: Chris Antemann, 'Land of Milk and Honey', 2009, featured in ABOUT FACE.

FERRIN CONTEMPORARY presents contemporary ceramic art for exhibition and sale at 1315 MASS MoCA Way in North Adams, MA; at ProjectArt at 54 Main Street in Cummington, MA and at galleries and museums around the world.

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PROJECT ART supports and promotes local and international ceramic art and artists through artist residencies, internships, workshops, studio rentals, events and exhibitions at 54 Main Street in Cummington, MA.


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