From my arts pal and fellow arts worker, Camellia El-Antably:
This month we are featuring Steve Schrepferman, a Cody ceramicist, at Clay Paper Scissors in
honor of National Crafts Month. Steve is a highly versatile potter with
work from the gorgeously functional (drinking from one of his cups is
lovely experience in balance and texture) to quirky functional to large
scale urns and vases and wall hangings. The work is often thrown and
then modified and always glazed with rich, deep colors. Some of the
pieces in the gallery now have an almost African sense to them. You can
get a taste of his work at his website, http://www.steveschrepferman.com/, where he says:
My visual sensibility is rooted
in the colors, textures, and rugged forms in the landscape of the
American West. I am in awe of the immense vistas and canyons and feel
a strong connection to the great physical and spiritual energy of this
land. These are the energies I strive to capture in my work.
Art Design & Dine
will be tomorrow, Thursday, Oct. 11, from 5-8 p.m. Clay Paper Scissors
is located at 1506 Thomes, Ste B, at the southeast corner of the
building facing the tracks. Steve's work will be up through November.
Also during ADD: Mark Vinich, a
studio artist, has artwork in the Teacher Show at the Civic Center; Mark
and Camellia El-Antably's show, "Memories & Curious Conversations,"
continues at the Hynds Building at the corner of 16th and Capitol.
Studio Space is available! Please come talk to us about it.
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