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This virtual exhibition at @JasonJacquesinc can now change your perception of an artwork.
Jason Jacques Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of Monumentality, a virtual exhibition centred around size.
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Bro. Gareth Mason's retrospective exhibition 33 Pots: A decade in cahoots opened at the beginning of this month at the Jason Jacques gallery @JasonJacquesinc in New York. Covering a decade of work, you can view a selection of works virtually - https://t.co/cTQJMeyYFi
'As long as I'm bumping up against the outside edge of my understanding, I know I'm in a good place'-Gareth Mason (Unlikely Survivor, 2010/2013.Porcelain,glazes,slip,stoneware accretions,mineral ‘crust’,oxides,lustre,19.49h x 9.84w x 12.60d in. Photo courtesy @JasonJacquesinc)
This wk's 'Gallery Shows' features '33 Pots: A Decade In Cahoots' w/ceramic artist Gareth Mason (Crush, 2012. Porcelain,stoneware,wild clay,shard,glaze,oxides,vitreous slips,lustre. 9.50h x 7.50w x 9d in. Artwork photograph courtesy of @JasonJacquesinc) https://t.co/UTQhtE6oVL
New plan: we set up a fake university and tell Trump we're giving him an honorary medical degree, when he shows up we trap him in a Truman Show style world where we can watch him pretend to be president but he can't actually hurt anyone
The final installment in our series of Lars Kinsarvik posts— a carved armchair from the year 1900. That's 120 years ago, but time flies when the it's good design.
Stoneware centerpiece bearing features of a dragon, crocodile, fish, & Jörmungandr sea serpent— a mythical or cryptozooligical creature with a totemic quality— a fantasy of a monster glimpsed, but never fully seen!
Pictured: Wilhelm Kåge
Reticulated Serpent, c. 1930
Stoneware
This Copper Repoussé Box by Alfred Daguet,( made c. 1905, Enameled and gilded copper and glass cabochons on steel) is not only in original unrestored condition, but bears a charming iteration of Daguet's maker's mark.
We keep our Twitters drafts in it 😜