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WOMEN ARTISTS IN THE FOREFRONT
ONLINE VIEWING ROOM
Online Viewing Room
Women Artists in the Forefront Exhibition
Extended to May 20, 2020
Women Artists in the Forefront is a curated exhibition honoring some of our most ambitious female artists on our platform. As we amplify women’s voices in the art world, we are pleased to celebrate the past, inform the present, and inspire the future.
This invitational event features new artworks by Didem Yagci, Shima Shanti, Elisa Adams, Lorena Garcia Mateu, Debra Steidel, Jennifer McCurdy, Valerie Rey, Julia Johnson, Candone Wharton and Susan Hostetler.
Perspective
Didem's sculptures are based upon the architecture, design & installation psychology of metropolises, and the visually coded hierarchy of the urban areas, emphasizing the relationship between the human’s position in society with the illusional relation on the human’s body, identity, and fate. These geometric illusions which are referred to as the psychology of urban touch, constituting both a virtual architectural space and as a reflection of multilayered forms of understanding.
Artistic Liberty
Debra Steidel’s self-taught style is ever-present in her unorthodox porcelain sculptures. She also continually strives to broaden her artistic vision by incorporating new techniques and styles. Her work ushers a renaissance of the Art Nouveau period, when art was defined by organic forms, flowing curvature, and a philosophy of artistic liberty in conjunction with the natural environment.
Fine Craft
Women Artists in the Forefront includes a number of the gallery's intriguing sculptural collections. With a keen eye for style and detail, Steidel Contemporary female sculptors work in a wide range of materials including ceramics, wood, precious metals, and glass.
The Flock
"Inspired by the natural world, especially fauna and flora, the bird has been my steadfast motif. In my current work the focus is on the movement and patterns in murmurations of birds as well as the visual patterns in their songs. While marveling at the form of birds and their connection to both earth and sky, I admire their courage in the face of stronger predators. Also inspiring are their elegant innovations invoked to meet the challenges of the elements."
- Susan Hostetler
JENNIFER MCCURDY
Reductive Carving
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