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ESPRIT DE FRANCE Exhibition and workshop
Western Wyoming Community College Gallery OCT 12 - NOV 16
Western Wyoming Community College is exhibiting my French Girls mixed media series in a two-woman show with collage artist, Lili Francuz.
It was a pleasure to teach a 3-day intensive workshop on collage technique in conjunction with the show. Collage is one of the most democratic of mediums, in that it requires at its very basic, a pair of scissors, glue and found scraps of paper. Picasso and Braque were the first artists to use pre- existing materials in their art.
Western Wyoming Community College Gallery OCT 12 - NOV 16
Western Wyoming Community College is exhibiting my French Girls mixed media series in a two-woman show with collage artist, Lili Francuz.
It was a pleasure to teach a 3-day intensive workshop on collage technique in conjunction with the show. Collage is one of the most democratic of mediums, in that it requires at its very basic, a pair of scissors, glue and found scraps of paper. Picasso and Braque were the first artists to use pre- existing materials in their art.
Woman communing with her roses
FINALIST: CROSS MACKENZIE HOLIDAY CLAY COMPETITION
Finalists on display at District Clay Center OCTOBER 14, 3-5 PM
It's always a good feeling to be able to help the community in my capacity as an artist while at the same time advancing my career. In this case, I also have the honor of being selected and recognized by one of the leading national galleries known for showcasing ceramic art.
My sculptures were inspired by my readings I translated from page to clay. The interweaving of figurative human elements and representatives from the natural world may appear whimsical at first glance. Upon closer inspection however, one can discern an underlying darker narrative. They are the antithesis of the smooth and shiny figurine tradition.
Finalists on display at District Clay Center OCTOBER 14, 3-5 PM
It's always a good feeling to be able to help the community in my capacity as an artist while at the same time advancing my career. In this case, I also have the honor of being selected and recognized by one of the leading national galleries known for showcasing ceramic art.
My sculptures were inspired by my readings I translated from page to clay. The interweaving of figurative human elements and representatives from the natural world may appear whimsical at first glance. Upon closer inspection however, one can discern an underlying darker narrative. They are the antithesis of the smooth and shiny figurine tradition.
'LIVING WITHOUT/VIVIR SIN' LIMITED EDITION (Madrid, 2018)
Artwork/Lilianne Milgrom Poetry/Saul Sosnowski
Boutique press and gallery, Centro de Arte Moderno, in Madrid, Spain, has published a limited edition art/poetry book (100 signed copies) based on
the poems and ceramic books from my installation Living Without Them. It is an honor to have this collaborative project commemorated in print. The book is designed as a folio of removable sheets with the poems and images from the multi-media exhibition. Learn more about the exhibition here.
Artwork/Lilianne Milgrom Poetry/Saul Sosnowski
Boutique press and gallery, Centro de Arte Moderno, in Madrid, Spain, has published a limited edition art/poetry book (100 signed copies) based on
the poems and ceramic books from my installation Living Without Them. It is an honor to have this collaborative project commemorated in print. The book is designed as a folio of removable sheets with the poems and images from the multi-media exhibition. Learn more about the exhibition here.
MILGROM ARTICLE ON MORANDI/DE WAAL PUBLISHED
Ceramics Monthly Magazine, June Quarterly edition 2018
I was fortunate enough to experience a stunning exhibition at Stockholm's Artipelag Museum last year: 'Morandi/Edmund de Waal'. Everything about this exhibition was designed to inspire stillness, encourage contemplation, and amplify the sounds of silence. To experience the Morandi/Edmund de Waal exhibition was to divorce oneself from the chaos of the modern world.
My featured review of this exhibition has been published in Ceramics Monthly, the leading magazine on the ceramic arts. Read the article here.
Ceramics Monthly Magazine, June Quarterly edition 2018
I was fortunate enough to experience a stunning exhibition at Stockholm's Artipelag Museum last year: 'Morandi/Edmund de Waal'. Everything about this exhibition was designed to inspire stillness, encourage contemplation, and amplify the sounds of silence. To experience the Morandi/Edmund de Waal exhibition was to divorce oneself from the chaos of the modern world.
My featured review of this exhibition has been published in Ceramics Monthly, the leading magazine on the ceramic arts. Read the article here.
AWARD WINNING DIPTYCH SELECTED FOR PUBLICATION IN
'ACRYLIC WORKS 5', North Light Publishing, 2018
For over 30 years, North Light Books has been the trusted resource for artists seeking instruction, inspiration or motivation. 'Le Rouge et le Noir' from my Summer in Paris exhibition has been selected for North Light's 2018 edition of 'Acrylic Works', featuring the best of acrylic paintings. Southwest Art Magazine is a partner.
Copies can be purchased through their website.
'ACRYLIC WORKS 5', North Light Publishing, 2018
For over 30 years, North Light Books has been the trusted resource for artists seeking instruction, inspiration or motivation. 'Le Rouge et le Noir' from my Summer in Paris exhibition has been selected for North Light's 2018 edition of 'Acrylic Works', featuring the best of acrylic paintings. Southwest Art Magazine is a partner.
Copies can be purchased through their website.
DRAWN THOUGHT - ARTIST SKETCHBOOK SHOW
WWCC, Wyoming. January 17- February 22, 2018
Curator and Professor of Art the the Western Wyoming Community College, Florence Alfano McEwin, gathered an eclectic group of artists in an exhibition entitled Drawn Thought. Most artists use some form of sketchbook that is a private gateway to their subconscious thoughts and preliminary ideas. The exhibition featured artists' sketchbooks portraying a variety of styles and reflections. I was represented in this show by a sketchbook completed during my residency at VCCA, Amherst, VA. Read reviews here.
WWCC, Wyoming. January 17- February 22, 2018
Curator and Professor of Art the the Western Wyoming Community College, Florence Alfano McEwin, gathered an eclectic group of artists in an exhibition entitled Drawn Thought. Most artists use some form of sketchbook that is a private gateway to their subconscious thoughts and preliminary ideas. The exhibition featured artists' sketchbooks portraying a variety of styles and reflections. I was represented in this show by a sketchbook completed during my residency at VCCA, Amherst, VA. Read reviews here.
ARTICLE BY LILIANNE MILGROM PUBLISHED IN
CERAMICS ART AND PERCEPTION
October/November 2017
My article, I Love a Sunburnt Country, reviews a sprawling, groundbreaking exhibition of ceramic work and paintings by the Boyds of Murrumbeena, a unique Australian family of artists whose legacy influenced the shape of Australian art in the 20th century to the present day.
Writing the article was a major collaborative undertaking, requiring collaboration with Boyd family members, Australian museums, and the gallery hosting the exhibition.
You can read the entire article here.
CERAMICS ART AND PERCEPTION
October/November 2017
My article, I Love a Sunburnt Country, reviews a sprawling, groundbreaking exhibition of ceramic work and paintings by the Boyds of Murrumbeena, a unique Australian family of artists whose legacy influenced the shape of Australian art in the 20th century to the present day.
Writing the article was a major collaborative undertaking, requiring collaboration with Boyd family members, Australian museums, and the gallery hosting the exhibition.
You can read the entire article here.
ARTIST RESIDENCY AWARD
Auvillar, France October/November 2017
I was honored to have been selected as a resident at the Virginia Center for Creative Arts artist residency in the picturesque village of Auvillar, France. I spent my time experimenting with a looser form of painting, as well as working on my novel inspired by Gustave Courbet. Read about my adventures on my blog.
Auvillar, France October/November 2017
I was honored to have been selected as a resident at the Virginia Center for Creative Arts artist residency in the picturesque village of Auvillar, France. I spent my time experimenting with a looser form of painting, as well as working on my novel inspired by Gustave Courbet. Read about my adventures on my blog.
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spotlight on new works
I am constantly creating in the studio, either focusing on a body of work destined for exhibition, experimenting with new techniques, or simply creating work inspired by current events or personal experience. I want to welcome you into my studio by sharing new works on a rotating basis.
This month's spotlight features a piece from a series of mixed media (photo transfer, painting and collage) on wood. See more works like these here. I recently exhibited these works in a show in Wyoming.
Comments or inquiries are always welcome through the contact form.
This month's spotlight features a piece from a series of mixed media (photo transfer, painting and collage) on wood. See more works like these here. I recently exhibited these works in a show in Wyoming.
Comments or inquiries are always welcome through the contact form.