[NEohioPAL] The Sculpture Center - ON A PEDESTAL: Ohio sculpture juried by Viktor Schreckengost: Mar 10 – Apr 14, 2006

[The Sculpture Center]

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We're delighted to present ON A PEDESTAL, a 3D sculpture exhibition of=20=

Ohio artists juried by VIKTOR SCHRECKENGOST.

Please join us on Friday, March 10 from 5 pm to 9 pm for a free public=20=

opening reception to celebrate the work of the artists selected for=20
this exhibition. The evening will be complimented with live music=20
performed by Bill Lestock. Robert Thurmer, a board member of The=20
Sculpture Center and sculptor, teacher, and Director of the University=20=

Art Gallery at Cleveland State University, served as prescreener for=20
this exhibition and will give a welcoming introduction.

This juried exhibition, now in its second year, is back by popular=20
request from sculptors, art collectors, and art enthusiasts. This=20
exhibition proved to be one of the most highly attended shows at The=20
Sculpture Center in recent years and several works were purchased by=20
art collectors. The works are pedestal-sized sculptures in wood, glass,=20=

ceramics, stone, and metals. Many of the works are for sale.

Juror Viktor Schreckengost of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, was born in=20
1906, and earned a reputation as a leader in 20th-century ceramics and=20=

industrial design. A teacher at the Cleveland Institute of Art for over=20=

70 years, he also maintained a full-time design career. Well known for=20=

his 1930 Jazz Bowl commissioned by Eleanor Roosevelt, which is now=20
considered an icon of the Art Deco era, Mr. Schreckengost also created=20=

slab-form ceramic sculptures that helped elevate ceramics from a craft=20=

to an art form during the mid-1900=92s. Mr. Schreckengost has received=20=

numerous prestigious awards, including the State of Ohio Governor=92s=20
Award for the Arts (2000), and is an honorary lifetime member of the=20
American Ceramic Society. In honor of his 100th birthday in June, 2006,=20=

a national series of over 100 exhibitions will feature his work in=20
museums, businesses, and a variety of venues including The Sculpture=20
Center.

We look forward to your enjoyment of this exciting array of sculpture!

  ON A PEDESTAL: Mar 10 =96 Apr 14, 2006

Exhibiting artists:
  (Cleveland) Giancarlo Calicchia, Bruce A. Edwards, Jason Lascu, John=20=

A. Ranally Jr.,
    Thomas   A. Stevick
  (Cleveland Heights) Fred Gearhart
  (Cincinnati) Margot J. Gotoff
  (East Cleveland) Edw. E. Parker
  (Lakewood) David Brunner
  (Lyndhurst) Michael LaRich
  (Millfield) Cleo B. Wolf
  (Orange) Yuni Aaron
  (Seven Hills) Barbara Stanczak
  (Shaker Heights) Bea Mitchell, William T. Moore III
  (South Euclid) Greg Martin
  (Sycamore) Harry Melroy
  (Woodville) James M. Havens
  (Yellow Springs) Gerry Fogarty

Gallery hours for this exhibition:
Wednesday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm, and Saturday from noon to=20=

4 pm, or by appointment. Admission and parking are free.

The Sculpture Center is handicapped accessible. The Sculpture Center is=20=

a not-for-profit 501[c]3 arts organization located in Cleveland=92s=20
University Circle neighborhood. Now in its 15th programming year, The=20
Sculpture Center fosters the careers of emerging sculptors and promotes=20=

sculptors and sculpture as a necessary element in a thriving community.

Funded in part by:
The Bernice & David E. Davis Art Foundation, Elizabeth Firestone Graham=20=

Foundation, Kulas Foundation, John P. Murphy Foundation, and the Ohio=20
Arts Council.







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exhibition of Ohio artists </x-tad-bigger><bold><x-tad-bigger>juried
by VIKTOR SCHRECKENGOST.


</x-tad-bigger></bold><x-tad-bigger>Please join us on
</x-tad-bigger><bold><x-tad-bigger>Friday, March 10 from 5 pm to 9
pm</x-tad-bigger></bold><x-tad-bigger> for a free public opening
reception to celebrate the work of the artists selected for this
exhibition. The evening will be complimented with live music performed
by Bill Lestock. Robert Thurmer, a board member of The Sculpture
Center and sculptor, teacher, and Director of the University Art
Gallery at Cleveland State University, served as prescreener for this
exhibition and will give a welcoming introduction.


This juried exhibition, now in its second year, is back by popular
request from sculptors, art collectors, and art enthusiasts. This
exhibition proved to be one of the most highly attended shows at The
Sculpture Center in recent years and several works were purchased by
art collectors. The works are pedestal-sized sculptures in wood,
glass, ceramics, stone, and metals. Many of the works are for sale.=20


Juror Viktor Schreckengost of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, was born in
1906, and earned a reputation as a leader in 20th-century ceramics and
industrial design. A teacher at the Cleveland Institute of Art for
over 70 years, he also maintained a full-time design career. Well
known for his 1930 Jazz Bowl commissioned by Eleanor Roosevelt, which
is now considered an icon of the Art Deco era, Mr. Schreckengost also
created slab-form ceramic sculptures that helped elevate ceramics from
a craft to an art form during the mid-1900=92s. Mr. Schreckengost has
received numerous prestigious awards, including the State of Ohio
Governor=92s Award for the Arts (2000), and is an honorary lifetime
member of the American Ceramic Society. In honor of his 100th birthday
in June, 2006, a national series of over 100 exhibitions will feature
his work in museums, businesses, and a variety of venues including The
Sculpture Center.=20


We look forward to your enjoyment of this exciting array of sculpture!=20=



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2006

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Exhibiting artists:

 (Cleveland) Giancarlo Calicchia, Bruce A. Edwards, Jason Lascu, John
A. Ranally Jr.,=20

   Thomas   A. Stevick

 (Cleveland Heights) Fred Gearhart

 (Cincinnati) Margot J. Gotoff

 (East Cleveland) Edw. E. Parker

 (Lakewood) David Brunner

 (Lyndhurst) Michael LaRich

 (Millfield) Cleo B. Wolf

 (Orange) Yuni Aaron

 (Seven Hills) Barbara Stanczak

 (Shaker Heights) Bea Mitchell, William T. Moore III

 (South Euclid) Greg Martin

 (Sycamore) Harry Melroy

 (Woodville) James M. Havens

 (Yellow Springs) Gerry Fogarty


Gallery hours for this exhibition:

Wednesday through Friday from 10 am to 4 pm, and Saturday from noon to
4 pm, or by appointment. Admission and parking are free.=20


The Sculpture Center is handicapped accessible. The Sculpture Center
is a not-for-profit 501[c]3 arts organization located in Cleveland=92s
University Circle neighborhood. Now in its 15th programming year, The
Sculpture Center fosters the careers of emerging sculptors and
promotes sculptors and sculpture as a necessary element in a thriving
community.=20


Funded in part by:

The Bernice & David E. Davis Art Foundation, Elizabeth Firestone
Graham Foundation, Kulas Foundation, John P. Murphy Foundation, and
the Ohio Arts Council.=20







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