| ASLD: Speaking of Clay |
| Written by Ken Hamel | |||
Speaking of ClayArt Students League of DenverMarch 5 – April 21, 2010
 Clay, a most malleable material, takes form through sculptural and ceramic art with surfaces holding unlimited possibilities. Hand-built, thrown, or used in combination with mixed media, clay expresses moods -- dynamic or still, representational, classic, abstract, or conceptual. Clay speaks! "This show is a survey of some of the best clay work being done in Colorado by established and newer ceramists. This exhibit shows the breadth and diversity of ceramics including earthenware, stoneware, and porcelain; wheel thrown and hand built; functional and non-functional; wood-, gas-, electric-, and raku-fired; glazed and unglazed." --Peter Durst Exhibiting artists: Bebe Alexander, Julie Anderson, Cathy Avram, Sara Behling, Cristine Boyd, Katie Caron, Doug Casebeer, Amy Chavez, Connie Christensen, Judith Cohn, Kim Dickey, Caroline Douglas, Peter Durst, Sanam Emami, Adam Field, Robin Furuta, Marie Gibbons, Caroll Hansen, Kathy Holt, Barbara Hoffman, Kate Inskeep, Tsehai Johnson, Jonathan Kaplan, Lynda Ladwig, Robert LeDonne, Heesoo Lee, Gayla Lemke, Jim Lorio, Peg Malloy, Jill Manos, Andi Mascareñas, Nan McKinnell, Julie McNair, Mia Mulvey, Kazu Oba, Megan Ratchford, Sara Ransford, Todd Redmond, Chandler Romeo, Barry Rose, Martha Russo, Shelley Schreiber, Janey Skeer, Bob Smith, Maynard Tischler, Nancy Utterback Art Students League of Denver 200 Grant Street Denver, Colorado 80203 303.778.6990 Mon-Thu: 8:30 AM - 9:30 PM Fri: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Sat: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM http://asld.org
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