January
10-March 14, 2004
Free Opening Reception, January 9, 5:30-8pm

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Working
Series
The Craftsmen's Guild of Pittsburgh presents an exhibition
of sculptures and three- dimensional works by nine artists
who explore their personal creative processes and themes within
the context of a series of work.
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Witticisms/Criticisms/Cynicisms
Through both traditional and digital printmaking techniques,
the Pittsburgh Print Group offers new and personal commentary
to make sense of the fugue of our postmodern information age.
Anatomy/Autonomy
In Patricia Barefoot's large-scale drawings and mixed media
works composed of materials such as wallpaper and medical
documents, she explores the external and internal structural
makeup of the human female, reflecting her reverence and respect
for the human body and nature's "design."
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THE POST-GAZETTE
La
Joie De Vivre
Inspired by music, Richard Claraval's lyrical installation
constructed out of polystyrene (AKA styrofoam) combines murals
of abstracted organic shapes with large sculptures that fuse
the human figure with other natural forms.
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January
24, 2 p.m.
Artist's Talk - On the Human Figure
with Pat Barefoot, Richard Claraval, and members of the Craftsmen's
Guild of Pittsburgh
January
31, 1-4 p.m.
A Poetic Response to Anatomy/Autonomy
Discussions/readings hosted by Dawn Patton
February
21, 2 p.m.
Artists' Talk with members from The Pittsburgh Print Group.
*All taking
place at Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, the big yellow mansion
on the hill located at 6300 Fifth Avenue at the corner of
Shady and Fifth Avenues in Shadyside. For more information
call 412.361.0873 or visit www.pittsburgharts.org.
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