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MotherDogStudios Presents

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact person: John Runnels, Mother Dog Studios

720 walnut houston texas 77002

713-229-9760

MotherDogStudios@earthlink.net

MOTHER DOG STUDIOS PRESENTS

- an exhibition of selected NCECA ceramic artists presenting their visions & depictions of our relationship with EARTH/ ENERGY

47TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Bionomical Anomaly

Artist Reception Friday, March 22nd, 2013 6 - 9 pm

FREE & OPEN to the PUBLIC

March 16th thru 23rd, 2013

Bionomical Anomaly:

CJ Jilek, Carrie Longley, Steve Belz, Kristin Schimik, Jason Kishell, Kelley Eggert.

Comprised of six ceramic artists, Bionomical Anomaly features fantastical organisms exploring the possibilities of alternative forms of life. The objective is to encourage conversation of humanity’s responsibility to the earth and the interconnected relationship of man, organism and environment.

Organized by Kelley Eggert & Jason Kishell.

Tyler Beard, Craig Clifford, Alanna DeRocchi, Myung Jin Kim, Debbie Kupinsky, Walter McConnell, Peter Morgan, Monica Van Den Dool, Blake Williams, Merrie Wright.

Biota refers to the flora and fauna of a geographical region. The show comprises artists who explore some aspect of the natural/unnatural world in their work.

Organized by Peter Morgan and Debbie Kupinsky.

Ying-Yueh Chuang, Eva Kwong, Juliane Shibata.

Nature inspires the multiples and repetition used in the works of Chuang, Kwong, and Shibata. Their sculptures and installations explore various interpretations of organic growth.

Organized by Juliane Shibata.

Monoculture is an obsessive installation that investigates the lawn in its dual nature as natural space and cultural signifier using thousands of blades of hand-made porcelain grass.

Ana Arbelaez, Yvonne Gerych, Nell Gottlieb, Michelle Matthews.

Four ceramic artists from Houston 3D Arts.

Organized by Michelle Matthews.

Earth/Energy: NCECA 2013 Exhibition Guide Shuttle Available from George R. Brown Convention Center.

Tickets purchased through Lew White Tours are required for shuttle transportation.

or visit motherdogstudios anytime FREE.

for more information on this show

motherdogstudio@earthlink.net

720 Walnut Houston Texas 77002

"Art should never try to be popular. The public should make itself artistic."


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		FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact person: John Runnels, Mother Dog Studios 720 walnut houston texas 77002 713-229-9760 MotherDogStudios@earthlink.net MOTHER DOG STUDIOS PRESENTS e.art.h - an exhibition of selected NCECA ceramic artists presenting their visions & depictions of our relationship with EARTH/ ENERGY pART of NCECA 2013 47TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE EARTH / ENERGY featuring: Bionomical Anomaly Biota Growth Energy3 Monoculture Organicity Artist Reception Friday, March 22nd, 2013 6 - 9 pm FREE & OPEN to the PUBLIC March 16th thru 23rd, 2013 Bionomical Anomaly: CJ Jilek, Carrie Longley, Steve Belz, Kristin Schimik, Jason Kishell, Kelley Eggert. Comprised of six ceramic artists, Bionomical Anomaly features fantastical organisms exploring the possibilities of alternative forms of life. The objective is to encourage conversation of humanity’s responsibility to the earth and the interconnected relationship of man, organism and environment. Organized by Kelley Eggert & Jason Kishell. Biota: Tyler Beard, Craig Clifford, Alanna DeRocchi, Myung Jin Kim, Debbie Kupinsky, Walter McConnell, Peter Morgan, Monica Van Den Dool, Blake Williams, Merrie Wright. Biota refers to the flora and fauna of a geographical region. The show comprises artists who explore some aspect of the natural/unnatural world in their work. Organized by Peter Morgan and Debbie Kupinsky. Growth Energy3: Ying-Yueh Chuang, Eva Kwong, Juliane Shibata. Nature inspires the multiples and repetition used in the works of Chuang, Kwong, and Shibata. Their sculptures and installations explore various interpretations of organic growth. Organized by Juliane Shibata. Monoculture: Dawn Holder. Monoculture is an obsessive installation that investigates the lawn in its dual nature as natural space and cultural signifier using thousands of blades of hand-made porcelain grass. Organicity: Ana Arbelaez, Yvonne Gerych, Nell Gottlieb, Michelle Matthews. Four ceramic artists from Houston 3D Arts. Organized by Michelle Matthews. Earth/Energy: NCECA 2013 Exhibition Guide Shuttle Available from George R. Brown Convention Center. Tickets purchased through Lew White Tours are required for shuttle transportation. or visit motherdogstudios anytime FREE. for more information on this show motherdogstudio@earthlink.net 720 Walnut Houston Texas 77002 713-229-9760



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