Aquafina by Bradley Klem. Photo courtesy of Lighthouse ArtCenter
Lighthouse ArtCenter will unveil “Lush 4: A Contemporary Ceramics Biennial,” presented by Cary Stamp & Co., September 10. This year’s nationally juried exhibition features innovative works from 74 emerging and established artists working in contemporary ceramics from across the United States and more than $4,000 in awards.
“Lush 4” highlights a range of functional, sculptural, and experimental works. From objects rooted in the traditions of the vessel to imaginative sculptures that challenge expectations of the medium, the exhibition demonstrates the boundless versatility of clay and the myriad directions contemporary ceramic artists are taking it.
Raspberry Tart by Hannah Faas. Photo courtesy of Lighthouse ArtCenter
The public is welcome to experience “Lush 4” during regular gallery hours. Visitors can also meet participating artists during the artist reception October 8, from 5 to 7 p.m. Admission to the gallery and reception is free for members, with a suggested donation of $10 for nonmembers.
“Lush 4” juror Bradley Klem will serve as Lighthouse ArtCenter’s 3-Wings Visiting Artist, leading a “China Painting Today: Image, Ornament, Meaning” workshop October 9–11, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. During the workshop, participants will explore the contemporary art of china painting through hands-on demonstrations and guided studio sessions covering brushwork, pigment techniques, and firing processes. The workshop is open to all skill levels, and advance registration is required.
For exhibition details, class registration, gallery hours, and additional information, visit lighthousearts.org.
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