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The
ITE Programs allows international artists, scholars and photojournalist to
explore new areas of work independently and in collaboration with their fellow
residents.
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Gordon Peteran, Canada
Five Sounds, 2002 ITE
H: 36" W: 27"
Graphite on paper
Collection of the Wood Turning
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Artist's Statement:
The forms on exhibit originated from visualizations, which are recorded in
mysketchbook for future reference. The ITE residency enabled me to select
frommy sketchbook some new forms and develops them to a physical state.
Duringform construction, design resolution is sometimes instant or takes
a period of months. The work on exhibit will form a base for evolutionary
development of these forms for many years to come. I feel I have just scratched
thesurface of the original visualizations. |
Mark Bishop, Tasmania
Split Sphere II, 1997 ITE
H: 6", W: 8"
wood, bleach, dye |
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ITE Programs allows the residents to expand on their work or completely breakaway
and explore new territory. Slides 17 - 20 depict investigations in new processes.
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Graeme Priddle, New Zealand
Missing Home, 2000 ITE
H: 14.5", D: 4.5", W: 5"
Ebonized Ash
Collection of the Wood Turning
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into my work for years. This is my first piece with glass. The title is from
the color of the glass and a shortened version of the other material,
Rosewood. |
Hugh McKay, USA
Blue Rose, 1996 ITE
H: 8.75", D: 9"
Rosewood and cast glass |
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