It’s this shift that has Artist, Sculptor, and Metalsmith Jeremy Waak’s attention. Metals such as copper, silver, and brass make up the arms, treads, and carapaces of his sculptures. Miniature in their size and inspired by machines more at home on a construction site or warehouse floor, they seemingly defy their potential absurdity and obsolescence […]
curio. is excited to host an Artist Talk with Jeremy Waak for his solo exhibition Post-industrial Fetish on view in the Gallery through May 28th. Join us for conversation about the works, process and inspiration. This event will be hybrid. Zoom meeting link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82749839689 Artist Statement: All humans desire happiness. To help achieve this, every […]
The Pocket Art Swap is back with All Things Small, our fifth community based small works exhibition on view June 3rd-25th. Our participating artists turn their attention to the smaller things in life, whatever that may be and completely open to their interpretation. Focusing their creative lenses on the micro world that is all around […]
An Echo is described as a close parallel or repetition of an idea. Formed from a desire to create artworks independently, then come together and select individuals to be responded to, or “echoed”, by the other, the concept for an exhibition took shape. Bringing to the forefront the artist's individual sensibilities, while presenting artworks that […]
An Echo is described as a close parallel or repetition of an idea. Formed from a desire to create artworks independently, then come together and select individuals to be responded to, or “echoed”, by the other, the concept for an exhibition took shape. Bringing to the forefront the artist’s individual sensibilities, while presenting artworks that […]
We are so thrilled to be hosting our next Artist Talk, featuring both Matt and Nicole! Join us in the gallery on Wednesday August 24th at 7:00pm for a conversation about our studio process, inspiration and conceptualization of our individual works as well as the responses we made for the works in ECHO ECHO. Questions […]
The sixth installment of the Pocket Art Swap, THE DEEP asks participating artists to look beyond the surface, and see what there is to discover when you leave the shallows and go further. We have always had a fascination with the deep, as people we are generally curious. The need to know, understand, be the […]
The Exquisite Corpse or “Cadavre Exquis” was a sort of creative game developed in the 1920’s by artists in Paris and most notably favored by the Surrealists. It is a familiar, sometimes goofy process of generating grotesque characters where the surface is divided into thirds, then each section is produced usually covertly by someone then […]
Setting up outside of curio’s entrance for Fall ArtWalk will be local artists Reagan Lehman and Julia Rivera. About the artists: Reagan is an illustrator and potter. Blending myth and nature, her illustrations take inspiration from childhood stories and photos from her travels. In the pottery studio, you can find her creating one-of-a-kind paint palettes […]
Setting up outside of curio’s entrance for Fall ArtWalk will be local artists Reagan Lehman and Julia Rivera. About the artists: Reagan is an illustrator and potter. Blending myth and nature, her illustrations take inspiration from childhood stories and photos from her travels. In the pottery studio, you can find her creating one-of-a-kind paint palettes […]
Join curio. along with gallery artists James Brook & Jason Herr for an event celebrating their collaboration of MONSTRO, currently on view through November 26th. Inspired by the drawing game known as "Exquisite Corpse", it is a process of generating grotesque characters where the surface is divided into thirds, then each section is produced usually […]
The Exquisite Corpse or “Cadavre Exquis” was a sort of creative game developed in the 1920’s by artists in Paris and most notably favored by the Surrealists. It is a familiar, sometimes goofy process of generating grotesque characters where the surface is divided into thirds, then each section is produced usually covertly by someone then […]
When two lines meet, they form an intersection, point, juncture, or joint. This place of meeting becomes significant for the creator of the line as it marks the moment where two processes were joined together, if only for a moment. The action that comes next can't help but be informed by this meeting. Do the […]
