Subject: New First Friday Exhibition– Nick Joerling: Dreaming in Form

Nick Joerling, Pitcher, 2014, 6” x 8” x 16”, stoneware. Courtesy of the artist.
Nick Joerling: Dreaming in Form
March 6 through April 18, 2015
Belger Crane Yard Gallery
2011 Tracy Ave., Kansas City, MO
Opening Reception: First Friday, March 6, 2015, 6-9pm

Sensuality and humor are qualities inherent in Nick Joerling’s expressive and gestural forms. His non-traditional techniques challenge the constraints of utility, resulting in pots that entertain
risky possibilities. Meet Nick Joerling on opening night or enroll in his workshops.

Expressive Pots: Throwing and Altering with Nick Joerling
All levels welcome
Saturday, March 7 (demo only) and/or Sunday, March 8 (hands-on)
10 a.m. - 4 p.m., both days
Free public presentation Saturday, March 7 at 4:30pm
Belger Crane Yard Studios, 2011 Tracy Ave., KCMO 64108
Fee: $90 (Saturday only); $180 (Saturday & Sunday)
Educators, students, current Red Star studio members, students get 15% off

Nick Joerling spends day one of the workshop demonstrating a variety of throwing and altering techniques he uses for creating the expressive and gestural forms for which he is known. Non-traditional techniques, such as incorporating trapped-air processes and off-the-wheel manipulations of the wheel-thrown vessel, are covered. On day two, participants apply techniques demonstrated on day one. One-on-one time with Nick allows participants to see how techniques can be incorporated in their own work.

For more information, to inquire about continuing education credits, or to register, call 816-474-7316 or visit www.redstarstudios.org.

Lauren Mabry, Spilling Pipe, 2014, 17” x 17” x 17”, red earthenware, slips and glaze. Courtesy of the artist.
Lauren Mabry: Passages
Open through April 18, 2015
Belger Crane Yard Gallery
2011 Tracy Ave., Kansas City, MO

Lauren Mabry’s newest exhibition of painterly sculptures highlights passages in surface, color, and composition. From rivulets of lustrous glaze to gritty, crackled marks, lush-colored surfaces to peeling paint, her work also reflects passages found in her artistic and technical risk-taking. For more information, please visit www.redstarstudios.org.
Terry Allen, Notre Denver II (detail), (for baggage claim, Denver International Airport, Denver, CO), 1993, framed: 27” x 21”, gouache, ink, color pencil, graphite, type. Courtesy of L.A. LOUVER. 
Possible Impossible: Terry Allen Study Drawings for Public Works
Through May 2, 2015
Belger Arts Center
2100 Walnut St., Kansas City, MO

An exhibition of drawings, sketches and photographs related to Terry Allen’s public art commissions is on view through May 2. In addition to Modern Communication (one of Kansas City’s most controversial public artworks found at 11th and Locust in downtown Kansas City, MO), drawings for more than two dozen public artworks by Allen are featured. Not all of the proposals came to fruition, but Allen has works on several sites throughout the U. S.

FREE tours and hands-on activities are offered to school groups and organizations. To schedule a stand-alone tour or one that includes a hands-on activity, contact Mo Dickens at 816-474-3250 or via e-mail at mdickens@belgerartscenter.org.
Linda Arbuckle, T-pot: Winter Leaf Chronology: Distillation, 2011, 8"L x 3.5"W x 6.5"H, earthenware and majolica. Courtesy of the artist.
Pour: Function & Form
Juried by Linda Arbuckle
Call to entry deadline March 10, 2015

The extraordinary surfaces and fluid forms of Linda Arbuckle, Sue Tirrell and Chris Pickett are just a few examples of exceptional works that marry form and function. These works have inspired our search for innovative, contemporary pouring vessels. Submissions will be juried by Linda Arbuckle for an exhibition that opens June 5 and runs through August 15 at Belger Crane Yard Gallery. For more information about this call to entry, please visit our website, or e-mail gallery@redstarstudios.org.
For more information on upcoming exhibitions, classes and workshops, or to inquire about continuing education credit please visit www.redstarstudios.org or call 816-474-7316.

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