"Plastered and Possessed" is a two-woman exhibition of new paintings and sculptures by Carly Weaver and Mariel Wilmoth.
Weaver presents a sculptural series of plaster cast objects atop glass jars with focal objects like a chocolate bunny, seashells, and a Smurf. The sculptures are accompanied by large, reverent portrait paintings combining plaster relief and mixed media to explore themes of identity, family, and interpersonal relationships.
Wilmoth's art installation is a tongue-in-cheek commentary on our very emotional relationships with food. The installation dominates the gallery floor with a gothic dining room setting with her nonpareil anthropomorphic food demons sculpted in clay. Horseshoe crab pancake baby gurgling goblets of blood and armadillo burrito man blowing his beans out of his bowels are just a few of the dinner guests on exhibit.
Following the opening celebration, the exhibit will be on display until September 11.
"Plastered and Possessed" is a two-woman exhibition of new paintings and sculptures by Carly Weaver and Mariel Wilmoth.
Weaver presents a sculptural series of plaster cast objects atop glass jars with focal objects like a chocolate bunny, seashells, and a Smurf. The sculptures are accompanied by large, reverent portrait paintings combining plaster relief and mixed media to explore themes of identity, family, and interpersonal relationships.
Wilmoth's art installation is a tongue-in-cheek commentary on our very emotional relationships with food. The installation dominates the gallery floor with a gothic dining room setting with her nonpareil anthropomorphic food demons sculpted in clay. Horseshoe crab pancake baby gurgling goblets of blood and armadillo burrito man blowing his beans out of his bowels are just a few of the dinner guests on exhibit.
Following the opening celebration, the exhibit will be on display until September 11.
"Plastered and Possessed" is a two-woman exhibition of new paintings and sculptures by Carly Weaver and Mariel Wilmoth.
Weaver presents a sculptural series of plaster cast objects atop glass jars with focal objects like a chocolate bunny, seashells, and a Smurf. The sculptures are accompanied by large, reverent portrait paintings combining plaster relief and mixed media to explore themes of identity, family, and interpersonal relationships.
Wilmoth's art installation is a tongue-in-cheek commentary on our very emotional relationships with food. The installation dominates the gallery floor with a gothic dining room setting with her nonpareil anthropomorphic food demons sculpted in clay. Horseshoe crab pancake baby gurgling goblets of blood and armadillo burrito man blowing his beans out of his bowels are just a few of the dinner guests on exhibit.
Following the opening celebration, the exhibit will be on display until September 11.
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