Art spotlight: Fellowship winners at Northern Clay Center

January 16, 2014 at 7:53PM
Provided by Northern Clay Center Sculpture by Kevin Rohde, “Chrysalis”
Kevin Rohde’s “Chrysalis” (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

New Ceramics by Fellowship Winners

Opening Friday: For a small, specialized organization, the Northern Clay Center has an unusual number of fellowships and grant programs offering creative opportunities for young and mid-career artists. Seven winners of four different grant programs will show their new work in two shows. That includes earthenware pottery with narrative motifs by Josh Stover and figurative sculpture by Kevin Rohde (whose "Chrysalis" is shown here). Colleen Riley and Adam Gruetz­macher produced functional pieces including mugs and vases while Michael Arnold created pots from native Minnesota clay, Karen McPherson turned out earthy plant pots and Ginny Sims focused on decorative majolica. The Fogelberg Studio Fellowship, the Red Wing Collectors Society Foundation Award, the Anonymous Potter Studio Fellowship and the Jerome Foundation supported their fun. (Reception 6-8 p.m. Fri. Free. Northern Clay Center, 2424 E. Franklin Av., Mpls. Ends March 2. 612-339-8007 or www.northernclaycenter.org)

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