FORM AND FUNCTION



MaY 6 - JUNE 17, 2016 

OPENING RECEPTION | MAY 6,
5:30 - 8:00 PM | FREE

accepted artists

Jeff Boschart

Ximena Cearley

Lia Clark

Jacob Crook

Theresa Devine

Kurt Dyrhaug

William File

Morris Fletcher

Alex Foster

Robbie Gladu

Bob Goulding

Diane Herndon

Stephen Heywood

Laura Hohn

Diane James

Bill Jamison

Gary Johnson

Toni Kersey

Rob Kunstadt

Yun Hee Min

Nelida Navarrine

Sheree Nielson

Della Reams

Rebecca Reuland

Jenna Richards

Kathy Rotert

Betty Vera

Regina Vorgang

Linda Wilmes

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY THE MISSOURI ARTS COUNCIL, A STATE AGENCY

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY THE MISSOURI ARTS COUNCIL, A STATE AGENCY

THE EXHIBITION

"Form follows function" is the principle that the form art takes should be based upon its intent and purpose. Form and Function will examine this principle as well as any artwork that challenges it. Architecture ranges from a large scale building, to the design of a chair, to the structure of a pen. Whether the design is functional, decorative, or alludes to the infrastructure of an object, Form and Function explores the relationship between the form of art and its function or purpose.

Juror 

Damon McIntyre grew up in northeast Ohio where he spent most of his youth climbing trees and getting lost in the woods. He has a degree in 3D Imaging and Animation and an MFA in Wood Sculpture from Arizona State University. He has held residencies at Anderson Ranch in Snowmass Village, Colorado and Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts in Tennessee. He is the recipient of the Arizona State University Completion Fellowship, the Ed Moulthrop Fellowship in Craft, the Sam Maloof Scholarship, the Virginia Alpha Scholarship, the John and Robyn Horn Wood Turning Fellowship, and a Tennessee Arts Commission Individual Artist Grant. He is published in numerous books and magazines and has received a Niche Award from the Rosen Group, publishers of American Craft Magazine. Damon taught Wood Turning and Furniture Design at Virginia Commonwealth University and is currently an instructor at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona where he lives and plays.