58 N. Main Street, Fairfield, Iowa
EXHIBIT IMAGES
updated 6/16/2014
ICON website images of the opening night - press link below
Many thanks to David Fleming for his photos
PAINTER'S BREAD Images by Mike Rutherford
Mike Rutherford back, Mary Laube floor, Amber O'Harrow Bob Hoerlein
Mike Rutherford Amber O'Harrow Mary Laube
Mary Laube
Robert Hoerlein Sense and Not Sense series acrylic on fabric, 2014
Robert Hoerlein Sense and Not Sense series acrylic on fabric, 2014
Robert Hoerlein Untitled (Spectacle #1) acrylic on fabric, wire, wood, and plastic, 2014
Gyan Shrosbree
Ken Dubin
left wall, Jim Shrosbree middle, Judy Bales right wall, Benjamin Gardner far right, Gyan Shrosbree
Jim Shrosbree Benjamin Gardner
Jim Shrosbree
Judy Bales
Amber O'Harrow
Amber O'Harrow
updated 6/16/2014
ICON website images of the opening night - press link below
Many thanks to David Fleming for his photos
PAINTER'S BREAD Images by Mike Rutherford
Saturday July 12, 2pm
Gallery Walk-Through and Reception
with director Bill Teeple and artists
@
with director Bill Teeple and artists
@
ICON IOWA CONTEMPORARY ART
Lee Emma Running Botanical Life Hand cut custom printed fabric, 2014
Robert Hoerlein Sense and Not Sense series acrylic on fabric, 2014
Mary Laube, left wall Dennis Kowalski
Benjamin Gardner
Amber O'Harrow
Curated by Ken Dubin
ICON IOWA CONTEMPORARY ART
May 2 - July 12, 2014 12-5, Tu-FRI • 1-4, SAT & by appointment
bill@icon-art.org (641) 469-6252 http://icon-art.org
whimsy
playful
the trait of acting unpredictably
an unusual, odd, unexpected, or fanciful idea
a strange but playful and funny quality
play
amuse oneself by engaging in imaginative pretense
the space in or through which a system can or does move
a particular action, or the quality of the action
a deliberate coordinated movement
the action or manner of engaging in
quirk
a strange attitude or habit
something strange that happens for reasons that you do not know or understand
peculiarity, oddity, eccentricity
a peculiarity of behavior; an idiosyncrasy
tongue-in-cheek
cleverly amusing in tone
with ironic or flippant intent
characterized by irony or whimsical exaggeration
The work included in Whimsy: Play, Quirk and a Tongue-in-Cheek Aesthetic, shares a like-minded sensibility in that the work seems to exist first and foremost to explore or reference the nature of play or playfulness, of quirk and a quirkiness; that refers either directly to the work itself or makes reference to events and ideas outside the work.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)