Monday, August 30, 2010

643 Project Space Gallery Visit

Several of my students joined me at Ventura gallery 643 Project Space last Friday. Gallery owner Matt Furmanski kindly stepped in to give us some insight into artist David Kiddie's wonderful work. It was a fun and informative visit.

 
   
Here's a new exhibition coming up soon. Check out the gallery website. It sounds interesting! Jenchi


STANTON HUNTER, Homeless pavilions
And ARTISTFishBowl

Dates of Exhibition: August 30- September 25, 2010
OPENING RECEPTION: Friday, September 3, 2010

ARTIST TALK:
Saturday, September 11 at 2:30pm

Gallery Hours: Stop by to visit Chad or by appointment, call 805-218-1434 or email info@643projectspace.com

643 Project Space
643 N. Ventura Av. Ventura, Ca.
www.643projectspace.com

643 A Project Space is pleased to exhibit work by artist Stanton Hunter.
Hunter is repeatedly drawn to site-specific installation work. "I like to approach a space not knowing what I'm going to make or what materials I'll use. One strategy I explore is to look for something in the environment that is mundane or overlooked and find ways to frame it, or point to it. In this way the ordinary can be exposed as extraordinary."

Sunday, August 22, 2010

643 Project Space Gallery Visit This Friday

Join me for a visit to 643 Project Space gallery this Friday in Ventura. The work is presented by ceramic artist DAVID KIDDIE. Time TBA
http://www.643projectspace.com//


Update:  Please meet me at the gallery located at 643 N Ventura Avenue at 12pm.  The gallery will be open this Friday for us from noon to 2pm.  See you there.

Art V53ABC Glaze Theory still open

Glaze Theory class on TR 8:30-10:20am is still open for enrollment. Come join me for a fun and adventurous semester!

Sunday, August 15, 2010

First day of school

After an amazing summer I'm ready to start my new job as a full-time faculty member at Ventura College. I teach four classes this semester - two multi-levels ceramic classes, one glaze calculation class, and one sculpture class. I created this blog to allow my students to see each others' work process, share their ideas, give comments and post announcements for projects, field trips and gallery shows.