Showing posts with label glass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glass. Show all posts

Thursday, March 3, 2011

FRANCINE STOCK :: Material Language


[Francine Stock :: Material Language :: slideshow]

Tulane School of Architecture 
presents:
Francine Stock
Material Language
Monday February 28 - Friday March 25, 2011
On view in the Favrot Lobby
Richardson Memorial Hall
8 am - 5 pm daily

GALLERY TALK
Monday March 21, noon

CLOSING RECEPTION
Monday, March 21, 5 pm - 6 pm

Thursday, December 4, 2008

glass chairs (fused + stitched + suspended)


Chair Maquette 0X.05, originally uploaded by francinestock.

What: 'The Living Room' an evolving installation

Who: Melissa Roberts, with Jessica Goldfinch, Kurt Schlough, Cynthia Scott and Francine Stock

Where: BECA Gallery, 527 St. Joseph Street map

When: Opening reception, Saturday, December 6, 2008, 6-9pm

Thursday, October 2, 2008

ELEMENTAL :: art opening

I have a new body of glass work on display at the BECA Gallery this month. Three of the pieces include multi-faceted glass chains. The individual links are assembled and fused from multiple layers of small glass bricks. In BRIDGE and MANDALA :: MANDORLA the chains are strapped to woven rubber canvas made from recycled bicycle inner tubes and stretched across a wooden frame. The rubber and glass play off each other in a pure material dialogue of tension, elasticity and rigidity. A series of TEXT::TILES continue an ongoing interest in the evolution of language and drawing and the correlations between books and walls. My art work is heavily influenced by my studies of bookmaking, architecture and philosophy. The center piece of the show, a monumental WOVEN PANEL, was previously displayed at the Contemporary Arts Center. The fused glass panel is assembled from pieces of recycled mid-century green jalousie glass. The panel is bound and suspended with sisal rope from the center beam of the gallery.

The show officially opens Saturday night from 6-9 pm in conjunction with Art for Arts' Sake. There will be a sneak preview tonight from 6-7.

BECA Gallery (map)
527 St. Joseph St. New Orleans

slideshow