Exhibition “Earthbound: The Art of Ceramics”
SLA Art Space is pleased to present an exhibition featuring Lithuanian and American artists who work with ceramics.
Earthbound: The Art of Ceramics exhibit explores the boundless possibilities of this ancient medium, utilizing both traditional craftsmanship and contemporary approach, and a dazzling array of styles and techniques, from delicate porcelain creations to bold sculptural forms, from abstract works to functional pieces, each and all reflecting the versatility and timeless appeal of ceramics.
The pieces in the exhibition reflect the interests and personalities of the artists and their varied artistic paths, from motherhood and environment to useful objects that bring joy, to recycled objects and others that embody their origin in nature, these and many other ideas are the heart of our presentation.
Viewers are invited to share the visions and ideas of these artists, all Earthbound by their use of clay.
Curated by Sthe LA Art Space Team and Ingrid Buterrer
Participating Artists
Asta Bubliene, Ingrid Butterer, Laurie Densen, Angela Okajima Kempinas, Vivian Lee, Natalie Marchant, Tamar Michaeli, Livija Milinaviciute, Shae Nadine, Sheila Ross, Margit Rott, Andrew Stehle, Lina Timukaite (Svirplele), Evangelos Viglis, Joan Walton, Jennie Wilde, Robert Zumwalt.
About SLA Art Space
SLA Art Space, a multi-purpose events venue, was established in 2014 by the Lithuanian Alliance of America, a not-for-profit organization.
SLA Art Space is dedicated to creating and offering a wide range of cultural events including live performances, film screenings, panel discussions, and gallery exhibitions that explore the evolving diversity and richness of Lithuanian culture.
SLA Art Space strives to strengthen the identity and community of individuals of Lithuanian descent by generating new ideas and promoting cross-cultural dialogues through partnerships and cultural projects that provide mutual value and new perspectives, inviting audiences of all ages and backgrounds to engage and share culture and art.
Time: 5:00-10:00 pm EST
Free!
