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Rebecca Rippon: Good Omens
Mar. 1- Apr.16, 2021
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Susan Tonkin Riegel: Marking Time
March 2- April 18, 2021
Artist Talk: Friday, Mar. 19, 3:30-4:30 PM via Zoom
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This exhibit is sponsored by Helen Richardson. |
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Monochromatic Visions: Photography by David Nasater
April 2-25, 2021
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Past Exhibitions | UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS | Current Exhibitions
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Marc Lancet: Ceramic Sculpture |
April 30– June 13, 2021
The search for the figure has inspired sculptor Marc Lancet’s artistic practice for decades. Harkening back to ancient goddess figures from prehistoric Europe, Japan, and pre-colonial Africa, Lancet builds totemic female figures on a grand scale. Always aiming for wonder and mystery over realism and planning, he produces abstracted figures full of emotional depth. Equally full of sentiment are Lancet’s ceramic masks, in which found objects add expressive facial features and wry character. Each figure is fired using an ancient wood firing process, in which ash from burning wood deposits on the surface.
Sponsored by Tandem Properties.
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Lisa Jetonne:
Held to Earth
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April 30– June 13, 2021
Lisa Jetonne’s interest in categorizing and labeling our natural environment offers a critical reflection on how and why we order natural objects. Using ceramics to record all the varieties of the earth’s geological as well as botanical wealth, Jetonne creates multifaceted installations that echo natural history museum displays. As she writes, “I deconstruct information and materials, dividing and rearranging them to examine assumptions about ourselves and our environment.” Her work engages visitors in an exploration of how we construct a sense of scientific veracity
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Natural Abundance: Gardens, Flowers, and Fruit |
May 1-30, 2021
Celebrating the artists who have painted as part of our Garden Tour event, this exhibit includes landscapes, outdoor scenes, and still-life subjects by over twenty local painters.
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Joseph Richardson: Stories of Light |
June 4-27, 2021
Joseph Richardson sets the stage for open-ended narratives, with his evocative oil paintings of rustic outdoor scenes and dramatic landscapes. His focus on light and shadow, and interest in creating mystery through contrast and subject placement, give his work both a familiarity and an otherworldliness simultaneously.
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Past Exhibitions | Current Exhibitions | Upcoming Exhibitions
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Layaway Plan for Artwork Purchase
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If you are interested in purchasing one of our available artworks, but are not in a hurry and would like to make payments overtime, we offer a wonderful layaway program.
First, staff will clear the layaway sale with the artist. A down payment of 30% of the total purchase price will enable clients to secure an item. Patrons can make payments with
cash, check, or credit card for up to 90 days. After the deposit is paid, patrons can make equal payments, or pay off in full, during this 90 day time period. A layaway contract will help you outline a payment schedule that works for you and the Gallery. There is no charge for the Layaway Plan. The down payment is not returnable once it is paid. Any other payments that are made on the artwork cannot be returned if the buyer decides not to purchase the artwork.
This Layaway Plan is available, subject to approval by staff and Artist, for any piece that is $250 retail and over and can be safely stored. All purchases must include sales tax (8.25%).
Once the balance is paid in full, you will be notified to pick up the artwork.
The Pence Gallery accepts the following methods of payment:
– All major credit and debit cards, including
– Cash, and personal checks with identification
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