Iowa Ceramics Center & Glass Studio

Chadima Gallery Exhibitions

Gallery Schedule:

Erin Furimsky's Simultaneously Flat & Full

Artist: Erin Furimsky

Show Title: Simultaneously Flat & Full

Gallery Closing Reception:  Thursday, November 6th from 5:30-7pm with a gallery talk at 6pm.

In the gallery:  October 21st–November 17th

About the Artist: 

Erin Furimsky is a practicing studio artist in Bloomington, Illinois whose work focuses on the relationship of sculptural form with highly ornamented surfaces. She received a BFA from the Pennsylvania State University (1997) and an MFA from The Ohio State University (2002). 

Furimsky has exhibited her work nationally with inclusions of her work in international exhibitions in China and Taiwan. Her work has been included in over one hundred group and solo exhibitions, with reproductions of her ceramic work being featured in numerous books and catalogs. Critical reviews of Furimskys’ work have appeared on several occasions in the journals Ceramics Monthly and Ceramics Art and Perception.

Additional Details:

A collection of jewelry from Erin’s unique line Relish Ceramics will be available in our Sales Gallery in addition to the exhibition.

ICCGS will be hosting Erin for a Visiting Artist Workshop: “Do More than Scratching the Surface” on Saturday, November 8th from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm. More information and registration is available on our website under Workshops.

 
Annual Very Cherry Holiday Gift Show

Our gallery and studio will bursting at the seams for all of your holiday gift giving needs. 

Stop in for our Annual Holiday Gallery Exhibition, during the Very Cherry Holiday Event.  Pick up one of a kind art for your holiday gift giving needs. 

This year for Very Cherry, we will have a community art table –plus TONS of one-of-a-kind art for your holiday gift giving needs!

Stop in on December 6th from 9am-4pm. 

Past Events

Maps of the Intangible

Artist: Karin Rutkin

Show Title: Maps of the Intangible

Date: October 6th – 29th

About the Show: A National Juried Show by Karin Rutkin

Maps of the Intangible