Cerbera Gallery

Jane Booth Vignette Pollinators Acrylic on Paper 12 x 12 in... www.cerberagallery.com/product-category/jane-booth/ Please feel free to contact us via DM, Phone +1.844.202.9303 or Email: [email protected] Jane Booth’s vast canvases, covered with large swaths of bright paint, pay homage to the natural world and its constant changes. Many evoke abstract sunsets or an otherwise vibrant sky, although she strives to represent nature, not recreate it literally. Her process involves laying down 50-yard rolls of raw canvas on the floor of her studio or on the ground outside her ranch in Kansas, where she can soak in the prairie and woodland vistas. She pours vibrant color mixtures over the horizontal canvas and pushes the stain around with her hands to create atmosphere, before tacking the canvas to a wall so she can mark it according to her intuition. I like to paint like a bird dog runs, bringing a depth of senses to the canvas, using the whole body, intuition engaged, she says. En plein air, Poured, Abstract Landscape, Stains/Washes, Automatism, Gestural Abstraction, Contemporary Gestural Abstraction, Calligraphic, Women Artists, United States, Painting, Gestural, Altered and Substituted Canvases, Nature #gestural #abstract #fineart #contemporary #Automism #art #charcoal #galleryart #studiolife #oilpainting #fineart #newwork #white #oil #abstract #greenpoint #figurativeart #canvas #red #paper #brooklyn #abstractart #oiloncanvas #readytohang #contemporaryart #painting #greenpointartist #abstractpainting

Since 2000, Kansas artist and educator Stephanie Lanter has been working in clay, fiber, and mixed media. Cerbera Gallery’s latest exhibition, Slippery, by Lanter engages with the cryptic paradoxes that can be found in her work. Using delicate lines to connect abstract sculptural elements, Lanter magnifies the relationship between negative space and form. Lanter’s distinctive clay and fiber sculptures reveal the unrelenting modes of communication that link people’s bodies a...nd minds through negative space. Using a technique called analog 3-d printing or manual slip trailing, Lanter builds ambiguous forms with liquid porcelain. Through this method, Lanter has developed her own language as hidden phrases and nonsensical words are strung together in clay throughout her sculptures. Lanter, received an MFA from Ohio University in 2002 and a BA from Xavier University in 1998. Lanter is Currently the Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Emporia State University in Kansas. She has also taught at Washburn and Wichita State Universities.

Jane Booth MarkHam and the Serengeti Acrylic on Canvas 46 x 56 in... www.cerberagallery.com/product-category/jane-booth/ Please feel free to contact us via DM, Phone +1.844.202.9303 or Email: [email protected] Jane Booth’s vast canvases, covered with large swaths of bright paint, pay homage to the natural world and its constant changes. Many evoke abstract sunsets or an otherwise vibrant sky, although she strives to represent nature, not recreate it literally. Her process involves laying down 50-yard rolls of raw canvas on the floor of her studio or on the ground outside her ranch in Kansas, where she can soak in the prairie and woodland vistas. She pours vibrant color mixtures over the horizontal canvas and pushes the stain around with her hands to create atmosphere, before tacking the canvas to a wall so she can mark it according to her intuition. I like to paint like a bird dog runs, bringing a depth of senses to the canvas, using the whole body, intuition engaged, she says. En plein air, Poured, Abstract Landscape, Stains/Washes, Automatism, Gestural Abstraction, Contemporary Gestural Abstraction, Calligraphic, Women Artists, United States, Painting, Gestural, Altered and Substituted Canvases, Nature #gestural #abstract #fineart #contemporary #Automism #art #charcoal #galleryart #studiolife #oilpainting #fineart #newwork #white #oil #abstract #greenpoint #figurativeart #canvas #red #paper #brooklyn #abstractart #oiloncanvas #readytohang #contemporaryart #painting #greenpointartist #abstractpainting

Ben Bates Yunomi - Tea Bowl Stoneware - Wood Fired Please contact us for more information via DM, Phone +1.844.202.9303 or Email: [email protected] | We are open by appointment or shop online: https://www.cerberagallery.com | https://www.cerberagallery.com/product-category/ben-bates/... "I am interested in the functional format as a realm of exploration, but I strive for my pieces to transcend their utilitarian boundaries and function as sculptural elements. I use the ideals of the vessel to clarify design and explore form as it relates to space. To me working in clay is more about composition, proportion and surface than it is about efficiency of use. The dualities of this medium continually fascinate me. In my process I play with the plasticity of the material and its ability to capture spontaneous movement in form and surface. I then contrast it by introducing hard edges and lines that interrupt and accentuate the flow of that softness. I also want the skin of my pieces to heighten the viewer’s awareness of the interior volume and function as a canvas for color and decoration. My hope is to make pieces that are able to communicate feelings and ideas without recalling specific objects. I intend for these compositions to be mysterious and open-ended enough to evoke multiple interpretations." #pottery #handmade #design #interiordesign #art #clay #homedecor #craft #handcrafted #porcelain #ceramic #tableware #homeware #decor #midcentury #scandinaviandesign #artist #interior #stoneware #ceramicart #jenggala #makersgonnamake #keramik #sculpture #interiors #nordicdesign #home #homewares #designer #midcenturymodern

Geometric Composition , 1977 (Homage to the Square; Brown Red Red) By Josef Albers Geometric Composition , 1977 (Homage to the Square; Brown Red Red) Color silkscreen...Continue reading

Robert Rauschenberg "Faus" 1984, Lithograph and intaglio in colors Please contact us for more information, Phone +1.844.202.9303 or Email: [email protected] | We are open by appointment or shop online: www.cerberagallery.com... Milton Ernest "Robert" Rauschenberg was an American painter and graphic artist whose early works anticipated the pop art movement. Rauschenberg is well known for his "combines" of the 1950s, in which non-traditional materials and objects were employed in various combinations.

TUNE IN and LISTEN LIVE NOW: https://kkfi.org/program-episod/artspeak-radio-with-eirich/ Wednesday, July 29, 2020; 12noon 1pm CST, 90.1fm KKFI Kansas City Community Radio, streaming live www.kkfi.org Producer/host Maria Vasquez Boyd talks with Cerbera Gallery owner Philipp Eirich, artists Susan Kiefer and Stephanie Lanter, also Katie Mabry van Dieren owner of the Strawberry Swing KC....Continue reading

Jane Booth In the World Acrylic on Canvas 30 x 54 in... www.cerberagallery.com/product-category/jane-booth/ Please feel free to contact us via DM, Phone +1.844.202.9303 or Email: [email protected] Jane Booth’s vast canvases, covered with large swaths of bright paint, pay homage to the natural world and its constant changes. Many evoke abstract sunsets or an otherwise vibrant sky, although she strives to represent nature, not recreate it literally. Her process involves laying down 50-yard rolls of raw canvas on the floor of her studio or on the ground outside her ranch in Kansas, where she can soak in the prairie and woodland vistas. She pours vibrant color mixtures over the horizontal canvas and pushes the stain around with her hands to create atmosphere, before tacking the canvas to a wall so she can mark it according to her intuition. I like to paint like a bird dog runs, bringing a depth of senses to the canvas, using the whole body, intuition engaged, she says. En plein air, Poured, Abstract Landscape, Stains/Washes, Automatism, Gestural Abstraction, Contemporary Gestural Abstraction, Calligraphic, Women Artists, United States, Painting, Gestural, Altered and Substituted Canvases, Nature #gestural #abstract #fineart #contemporary #Automism #art #charcoal #galleryart #studiolife #oilpainting #fineart #newwork #white #oil #abstract #greenpoint #figurativeart #canvas #red #paper #brooklyn #abstractart #oiloncanvas #readytohang #contemporaryart #painting #greenpointartist #abstractpainting

Akio Takamori Porcelain Cups Please contact us for more information via DM, Phone +1.844.202.9303 or Email: [email protected] | We are open by appointment or shop online: https://www.cerberagallery.com | https://www.cerberagallery.com/product-categ/akio-takamori/ ... Akio Takamori (1950 - 2017) was a sculptor, printmaker, and painter who explored human relationships: interpersonal, archetypal, social, and historical. Born in Nobeoka, Japan in 1950, Akio received formal training in both Japan and the United States. In 1974 Takamori made the move to the United States, receiving his B.F.A. from the Kansas City Art Institute and later attending Alfred University in New York for his M.F.A.. After working as a resident artist at the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Montana, he moved to Seattle, Washington in 1993, where he took his past teaching position as associate professor of the University of Washington's ceramics department. He has exhibited throughout the world and his artwork has been collected by museums including the American Craft Museum (New York), Archie Bray Foundation (Helena, MT), Arizona State University Art Museum, Nelson Fine Arts Center (Tempe), The Arkansas Arts Center Decorative Arts Museum (Little Rock), Boca Raton Museum of Art (Boca Raton), Boston Athenaeum (Boston), Carnegie Institute Art Museum (Pittsburgh), Hallmark Art Collection (Kansas City, MO), Kansas City Art Institute, Johnson County Community College (Overland Park, KS), The Kinsey Institute (Bloomington, IN), Kruithuis Museum (The Netherlands), Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Museum of Contemporary Ceramic Art (Shigaraki, Japan) The Museum of Ceramic Arts (Alfred, NY), National Museum of History (Taipei, Republic of China), Rhode Island School of Design Museum, Spencer Museum of Art (Laurence, KS), Taipei Fine Arts Museum (Republic of China) Victoria & Albert Museum (London), and Winnipeg Art Gallery (Winnipeg, Canada). #akio #akiotakamori #ceramics #sculpture #porcelain #kcai #print #painter #paintonporcelain #paintonclay #art #artist #contemporaryart #japaneseceramics #seattle # #art #artist #fineart #artwork #painting #modernart #artlife #creative #design #artsy #artcollector #arte #artstudio #artcollective #interiordesign

Viola Frey Artist Studio Series, Diptych #7, 1990-1991 pastel on paper 41 x 59 inches (104.14 x 149.86 cm) ALF no. VF-1041WP... Please contact us for more information, Phone +1.844.202.9303 or Email: [email protected] | We are open by appointment or shop online: www.cerberagallery.com VIOLA FREY 19332004 Over the course of her five-decade career, Viola Frey produced an impressive body of artwork, including ceramic sculpture, bronze sculpture, paintings, and drawings, and explored the mediums of glass, wallpaper, and photography. Internationally respectedwith works held in over seventy public collectionsFrey was drawn to the expressive potential of clay and, along with her colleagues Robert Arneson and Peter Voulkos, instrumental in cracking the barrier between craft and fine art. #dirosaart #ceramic #bayareaartist #visitorpic #regram #ceramicsculpture #sculpture #repost #artloan #napavalley #ceramics #outdoorsculpture #otd #figurativesculpture #largerthanlife #sculpturegarden #beauty #portrait #robertarneson #artist #grandma #makeupinspiration #onlyatdirosa #figurative #lookup #accpt16 #violafrey #behindthescenes #buddha #curatorslens

Anne Krause Cup & Saucer Materials : Porcelain, Glaze, Underglaze Dimensions : 3 1/4 x 6 3/8 x 6 3/8 Inches Description : "Sometimes I am afraid of the ideas that I think, but the fact that a painting in my house coincides with another universe... of that I am sure."... Please contact us for more information, Phone +1.844.202.9303 or Email: [email protected] | We are open by appointment or shop online: www.cerberagallery.com Anne Kraus is best known for painterly narrative scenes on traditional ceramic forms, usually in a white reserve and incorporating text. Kraus began her art career as a painter living in New York City. The European porcelains from Meissen, Sèvres and R.S. Prussia that she saw at the Metropolitan Museum captured her imagination and influenced her decision to work in clay. Kraus’ early work was done at her Shining Leaf Pottery in New Jersey. The pieces are built from slip-cast stoneware elements that are combined and recombined in many different ways. Kraus mastered the use of under glaze decoration. The emotional images in her narratives may appear deceptively calm, often drawn from her dream diaries, they frequently present her deeply personal views on political, social and cultural issues. In addition to images, her work typically includes carefully drawn text relating to the images. Toward the end of her career she began making tile paintings. See more