Barney is one of seven my pieces featured in this beautiful exhibition.
Saturday, July 25, 2015
Creature Feature report
http://www.azfamily.com/Clip/11582865/creature-feature-exhibit-opens-at-sky-harbor
Next up…Riverviews Artspace
Delicate Beasts is on the move again…now to the east coast.
Riverviews Artspace in Lynchburg, Virginia is the next stop.
(image = Nymph Ned and Nymph Nara)
if you missed "Delicate Beasts" in Lincoln, Nebraska, your next chance to see Christy and Ingrid's traveling exhibit is:
September 4 - October 23
I sold 10 pieces at the LUX exhibit, so there will be many new pieces of art to see at Riverviews ArtSpace in the
Craddock-Terry Gallery Space.
margo
purple rabbit
Nymph Ned
Nymph Ned detail
Nymph Nara
This is an amazing gallery space with very friendly staff!
Please take the time to check it out.
Riverviews Artspace
901 Jefferson St, Lynchburg,
VA 24504
Dalila
Saturday, June 13, 2015
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
LUX Center for the Arts exhibit installation photos
The LUX Center for the Arts exhibit, Lincoln, Nebraska
a spectacular exhibit!
Sunday, May 31, 2015
LUX Review Lincoln Journal Star
Buck
Great review in the Lincoln Journal Star
for the Delicate Beasts exhibit in Lincoln, Nebraska
http://journalstar.com/entertainment/visual-art/l-kent-wolgamott-delicate-beasts-take-over-lux-center/article_69c10123-b2bf-599b-8aeb-300aa0d395e7.html
Aggie
Water Serpent (sold)
Bark
Big CatMonday, May 18, 2015
Phoenix Airport Museum "Creature Feature"
Creature Feature
opens at The Phoenix Airport Museum
May 9, 2015 - January 3, 2016
open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Terminal 4, Level 3, gallery
"For thousands of years, humans have brought creatures to life in stories, songs, and artworks. Real and fantastic beasts have been used to illustrate everything from ancient beliefs and fables to 1950s monster movies and modern day science fiction works. Imaginative variations in nature and science have always intrigued, fascinated, amused and sometimes even scared us."
"This exhibition presents paintings and sculptures by six artists that take their inspiration from the natural world. Some of them have taken an anthropomorphic approach by placing animals in human situations or wild critters in intricately painted formal portraits. Other artists have invented species and fantasies by creating paintings reminiscent of scientific illustration or sculpting other-worldly life-forms from mood or fiber materials."
"Whether creepy or cute, real or surreal, these artworks are sure to impart a sense of wonder and strangeness to the viewer. Enter this fanciful world and explore these artists' stories and artworks in this Creature Feature
Participating artsits include:
Dwayne Hall, Carolyn Schmitz, Tania Radda,
Timothy Chapman, Anne Coe, and Christy Puetz
All of my sculptural pieces in this exhibit are for sale
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Delicate Beasts 3 LUX Center for the Arts
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| by christy puetz |
The latest installment of our traveling exhibit
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| by Ingrid Restemayer |
goes to Nebraska for 2 months
Opening soon! Delicate Beasts (3)
@ LUX Center for the Arts in Lincoln, NE
Christy Puetz and Ingrid Restemayer
Delicate Beasts
Reception: Friday, May 1, 5-8 p.m.
View in our West Gallery through June 27
Sold
A collaboration between Ingrid Restemayer and Arizona artist Christy Puetz to create a whole new environment and creative experience within the LUX. Puetz creates unique carved foam creatures and animals that have intricately beaded surfaces. Holding poses that seem frozen in time, each piece is covered with combinations of glass beads, felted wool, dried paint slabs, silk cocoons and other found elements. Restemayer’s latest works include gentle etchings of beastly animals like buffalo, elephants and octopi collaged and hand-embroidered. The etchings themselves are intimate studies of individual animals’ expressions and organic movements captured in a still, illustrated moment of individual personality.
http://luxcenter.org/gallery/upcoming-exhibitions/delicate-beasts-puetz-restemayer/ |
| image from Northrup King Building Installation, September 2014 |
Rabbit on right SOLD |
| Images from Modified Arts exhibit, January/February 2015 |
Pieces shown available for sale
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