Annual Members' Show

August 1 - August 28, 2008

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Artists Represented:

Grazyna Adamska-Jarecka, Clare Murray Adams, Valerie Alduen, Marcia Adler and Nancy Pirri, Joanne Tomi Aono, ATYL, Anoush Bargamian, Gaby Silva Bavio, Ilse Bolle, Heather Brammeier, Cat Del Buono, Wanrudee Buranakorn, Mary Button, Mo Cahill, Rachel Citrino, Susanne Clark, Sally Duback, Ruth Eckstein, Clairan Ferrono, Kathryn Gauthier, Renee Haddad, Hayley Hara, Nancy Hlavacek, EunKyung Jeong, Kim Edwards Keast, Karen Klein, Eileen Kroll, Mara Krumins, Haeley Kyong, Deborah South McEvoy, Bert Menco, Ruth Aizuss Migdal, Margaret Dubay Mikus, Margaret Newman, Andreea OHara, Pamela Olin, Uli Ostermann, Joyce Owens, Louise Pappageorge, Michelle-Renee Perkins, Gosia Podosek, Judith Pollock, Cherry Rahn, Sarah Rehmer, Jacquelyn Rixon, Karen St. John-Vincent, Susan Schraft, Catherine Schwalbe-Bouzide, Melanie Scott-Dockery, Sandy Sheagren, Lee Stanton, Pamela R. Tarbell, Pearlie Taylor, Michele Thrane, Christine Towner, Barbara Vogel, Jennifer Weigel, Katherine Weston, Rena Zaid

Juror(s): Corinne D. Peterson
Corinne D. Peterson is a Chicago artist who divides her time between studio work, commissions, teaching, and community public art. Her primary medium is clay. She also uses bronze, encaustic, and found objects. Local and national exhibitions of her work include solo shows in Northwestern’s Dittmar Gallery and Notre Dame’s Isis Gallery and group shows at Perimeter and Flatfile in Chicago. Works from her “Marker” series will be shown on the grounds in the Krasl 2008-09 Biennial Sculpture Invitational in St. Joseph, Michigan. Her work is included in collections of Kirkland & Ellis, Deloitte, and Amoco. See more at www.cdpeterson.com.

Juror’s Statement “The 58 works in this exhibit stood up to long looking. They moved me, drew me into dialogue, raised questions and offered multiple possibilities for understanding. They challenged me, hinted at mystery and suggested deep truths. I was greatly rewarded for the time I took to look at these wonderful artworks.

Making choices was very difficult. Many of the nearly 300 entries fit the above description, but could not be included due to the limits of space. I was motivated to show the variety of media, sizes and approaches of Woman Made’s members to their art making. This helped me choose and bring it down to size. .

As a long time member enriched and encouraged in my artistic life by Woman Made Gallery, I appreciate the opportunity to jury this show of members’ art.”