We are proud to announce its upcoming exhibition titled “Full Circle,” which will be featured for the entire month of September. This exceptional showcase highlights the intricate craftsmanship of five talented local artisans working in fiber, glass, and silver jewelry.
“Full Circle” brings together diverse materials and styles, reflecting the deep connection between craftsmanship, sustainability, and artistic expression. Each piece featured in this show tells its own unique story, offering a fusion of natural textures, vibrant colors, and striking designs. This exhibit invites visitors to experience the full journey of artistic creation—from concept to finished piece—while celebrating the timeless cycle of nature and art.
Featured Artists:
Fiber Artists: LuAnn Rosenzweig, Iryna Toney, and Nancy Warren – Each known for creating one-of-a-kind garments and accessories, these fiber masters integrate traditional textile techniques with contemporary design. The pieces featured in “Full Circle” reflect a focus on texture and color, drawing inspiration from nature and the rhythms of everyday life.
Glass Artist: John Schumacher – John Schumacher’s stained glass creations showcase the beauty and versatility of glass. Each piece embodies the fluidity and dynamic nature of the medium, capturing light and color in a way that speaks to the transformative nature of the artistic process.
Silver Jewelry Artist: Valerie Lamott – With a passion for metalworking, Valerie creates sterling silver jewelry that is both bold and delicate. The designs in this exhibit explore themes of connection and the cyclical nature of life, incorporating textures and shapes that evoke natural forms.
“Full Circle” is about the continuity of creativity and how the process of making connects us to the past, present, and future,” says Gallery Member, Carrie Helmkamp. “These artists have dedicated their practices to exploring the relationships between materials and the intricate, often meditative, processes of working with fiber, glass, and silver. It’s a celebration of both the individual techniques and the collaborative spirit that defines our cooperative gallery.”
