πππ°π³πͺπ₯π’ πππ is an exhibition of contemporary fine craft by artists from across Florida, highlighting work in traditional materials approached with fresh vision and urgency. Curated by Holly Hanessian, recently retired Head of Ceramics at Florida State University and a nationally respected artist and educator, the exhibition reflects the breadth and vitality of craft practice taking place throughout the state today.
Presented as part of Florida CraftArtβs 75th Anniversary, πππ°π³πͺπ₯π’ πππ is one of two major exhibitions the organization is producing to mark this milestone year. By bringing together artists from diverse regions of the state, πππ°π³πͺπ₯π’ πππ offers a focused representation of what craft in Florida looks like todayβbold, skillful, and deeply connected to place, process, and lived experience.
Participating artists include: Wendy Bruce, Largo, fiber; Cheryl Dunnigan, Naples, jewelry; Marty Fielding, Tallahassee, clay; Dominique Labauvie, Tampa, metal; Jillian Mayer, Miami, glass; Milton Mizell, Miami, wood; Charles Parkhill, Tampa, wood; Evelyn Politzer, Miami, fiber; Lauren Shapiro, Miami, clay; Rob Stern, Dania Beach, glass.
The exhibit opens May 2 and runs through June 13.
Please join us for the opening reception on Saturday, May 9 from 6 until 8:00 p.m. during Second Saturday ArtWalk.
Organized by Florida CraftArt