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Teapots Across America: A Juried Exhibition
Exhibit Runs June 13 through August 13, 2008
On June 13th, 2008 the fourth Annual Juried North American Teapot exhibition will open at RedSky
Gallery
located in Charlotte, North Carolina. 38 teapots from across the United States and Canada will be in
the
show. These outstanding selections were chosen from over 100 entries.
There will be a reception on the evening of June 13th from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm. It is open to the public
and
will be attended by some of the artists represented in the show.
The exhibition is being judged by Mark Leach, former Founding Director of the Mint Museum of Craft +
Design in Charlotte, NC and currently Executive Director of the Southeastern Center for Contemporary
Art in
Winston-Salem, NC.
The winning teapots will be in three categories:
Award Categories:
* 1st Place – Best of Show
* Traditional Folk Art
* Asian Influence
* Altered and/or Re-Assembled
* Most Innovative
All teapots in the show will be available for purchase.
2008 Artists:
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Jake Allee
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Ken Horvath
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Roberta Polfus
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Nancy Arkuss
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Jancy Jaslow
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Bryan Quincannon
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Seth Barendse
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Samuel Johnson
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Joan Rasmussen
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Sharon Bartmann
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Krista Loomans
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Allison Rednour
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John Britt
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Vadim Malkin
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Terry Shipley
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Tom Budzak
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Amy Manson
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Rebekah Strickland
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Ray Chen
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Jennifer Mapplebeck
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Iva Talacko
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Joe Davis
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Lambeth Marshall
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Ron Taylor
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Barbara Davis
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Raine Middleton
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James Tingey
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Alice DeLisle
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Una Mjurka
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Kingsley Weihe
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Kyle Engoian
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Margit Nellemann
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Verna Witt
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Julia Feld
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Lorene Nickel
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Charles Wood
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Dan Greenfeld
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An-yi Pan
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My Charlotte – RedSky
Gallery’s Regional Artists’ Show and Fifth Year Anniversary
Celebration. The show opens with a reception on Friday evening, July 18th 6:00-8:30
pm. 1244 East Blvd.
In addition to celebrating RedSky Gallery’s five year anniversary, Friday’s reception
will open a show recognizing its local and regional artists. The creative exhibition will
include artists’ interpretations of “My Charlotte”. The goal is not to produce
a literal
representation of the city, but to create something that expresses how they are
inspired by Charlotte, to create work that represents their view of Charlotte.
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