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MASTER CRAFTSMAN RICHARD PATTERSON
The economy of line and form ~ Transforming furniture to art
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A master craftsman, Patterson's works move effortlessly from a modern enviroment to classic. Never trendy, the work of Richard Patterson remains timeless. Include a Patterson piece in your home and you will be amazed at the transformation. For more information call 310-452-8121.
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"In my work, I search for the most elegant, simple solutions. It often feels like a process of subtraction - of distilling a piece to its basic essence. This results in quiet, harmonious objects, devoid of extraneous detail. That demonstrates an economy of line and form." Richard Patterson
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MAY SPECIAL EXHIBITION - GRACEANN WARN, ENCAUSTIC WORKS
Graceann Warn, Encaustic works, May, 2008
Above, "Blue Odyssey" Encaustic Diptych 48" Wide X 30" High by Graceann Warn
CURRENT EXHIBITION: MICHELE MIKESELL
"The Smell of Sawdust"
Michele Mikesell
Introducing Jeff Green
At Left, "Peter" by Michele Mikesell
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At right, "Cheetah" by Jeff Green.
24" x 24" X 72" Wood, found objects, metal
Jeff Green is a sculptor working in Dallas, Texas. He works primarily with wood, steel and found objects to create fanciful pieces of art. His work has been featured in over 200 shows and is included in several private and public collections including Queen Latifah and the City Museum in St. Louis. He has designed and built sets and props for many theater and dance companies, designs and builds several playhouses for Dallas CASA fundraisers every year, and had his custom furniture featured in magazines, websites and television.
COMING JUNE 6
Raphael Sloane's images of plants on the edge of extinction. Ethereal and stunning.
Todd Reed: Raw Diamond Excellence.
Recent Gallery News ~ OUR NEW WEBSITE BY CRAFTYSPACE
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