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Kay / Bob
In the Realm of Nature is a retrospective exhibition of work by the married legends of craft, Kay Sekimachi (1926-) and Bob Stocksdale (1913-2003). The exhibition is on view at the Mingei until March 15, 2015. Bob Stocksdale
Kay Sekimachi monofilament fiber sculptures
Bob Stocksdale, in wenge
Furniture by Stocksdale is hard to come by. This one belongs to Kay.
Kay
Bob and Kay at work
There's a hefty book with the same title as the exhibition. The Mingei has left one out on the Nakashima bench for a full craft experience.
Kay Sekimachi monofilament fiber sculptures
Bob Stocksdale, in wenge
Furniture by Stocksdale is hard to come by. This one belongs to Kay.
Kay
Bob and Kay at work
There's a hefty book with the same title as the exhibition. The Mingei has left one out on the Nakashima bench for a full craft experience.
Matheny / Words
In 1966, Bob Matheny made a small number of word sculptures related to anti-Vietnam war protests. Bob recalls donating “Hate," “Win,” and “Bomb 'Em” to auctions to raise money to protest the war. All images: Bob Matheny “Win"
"Hate"
The sculptures were part of a series of letter and number works Bob did between 1965 and 1969. Read more about the series on Bob's website.
More of Matheny's work can be seen at the Spitting In The Wind exhibition, currently on view at OMA. ↑ Bob has framed a message for you if don't go see this exhibition. ↑
Photo: Darren Bradley
"Hate"
The sculptures were part of a series of letter and number works Bob did between 1965 and 1969. Read more about the series on Bob's website.
More of Matheny's work can be seen at the Spitting In The Wind exhibition, currently on view at OMA. ↑ Bob has framed a message for you if don't go see this exhibition. ↑
Photo: Darren Bradley
Weekend / Stuff
Ben Goo
Some weekends are better than others. This is one of the better ones...
Bomb 'em & Kill 'em (1966) by Bob Matheny
Jack Boyd silver, wood and turquoise necklace.
Harry Weese slat bench. Please forgive the hack art photography.
Evelyn Ackerman, on canvas...on Weese
David Cressey and Eames
David Cressey for Architectural Pottery
Some weekends are better than others. This is one of the better ones...
Bomb 'em & Kill 'em (1966) by Bob Matheny
Jack Boyd silver, wood and turquoise necklace.
Harry Weese slat bench. Please forgive the hack art photography.
Evelyn Ackerman, on canvas...on Weese
David Cressey and Eames
David Cressey for Architectural Pottery
RAM / RB
RICHARD ALLEN MORRIS Work from the 60s Opening Reception is Saturday, September 13th from 5 - 8 pm at R.B. Stevenson Gallery
It runs from September 13 - October 25, 2014 Be there or else.
Read more here
It runs from September 13 - October 25, 2014 Be there or else.
Read more here