rakovaBRECKER gallery Inaugural Exhibition:
(Art In America ad - January 2008 issue)
(Photo: John McFadden)
Design Center of the Americas 1855 Griffin Road A30 Dania
Beach, FL 33004 954.924.9878 |
Far From The Tree
An Evolutionary Review of Contemporary Woodturning
Center for Furniture Craftsmanship, Rockport, Maine
CWA Forum 2006 at SOFA Chicago
November 9-12, 2006:
The Presence of Absence:
Celebrating the Void in Contemporary Wood Sculpture
Curated by Hal Nelson, Director of the
Long Beach Museum of Art, CA.
SMITHSONIAN AMERICAN ART MUSEUM ACQUISITION OF
MARK LINDQUIST ICHIBOKU SCULPTURE: AKIKONOMU
RECENT - ARTICLE ON:
THE EARLY
HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE
ARROWMONT
WOODTURNING PROGRAM
Marisa Bartolucci Article- Worth Magazine
RACINE ART MUSEUM
Bruce W. Pepich,
Executive Director and Curator of Collections
Mark Lindquist Work in Ram's Collection
 Photo: Michael Tropea, Chicago
Rooted in Innovation: Contemporary Wood
Sculpture
September 3 - November 21, 2004
Sam Strauss, Jr. Gallery
August 11- October 31, 2004
CELEBRATING NATURE:
Craft Traditions/Contemporary Expressions
Sculpture shown in
September 2003 at
the
KANAZAWA WORLD CRAFT FORUM, JAPAN:
ARTIST'S STATEMENT FOR KANAZAWA EXHIBITION
What's
an Ichiboku Sculpture?
RENWICK GALLERY - MUSEUM ACQUISITION:
Mark Lindquist Sculpture
 Mark
Lindquist
Silent Witness # 6~Dh0:\Taciturn
(Post Totemic Series)
1991-95
black walnut, mixed media, and mixed metals
84"H x 24"D
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Gift of the James Renwick Alliance in memory
of our nation's loss on September 11, 2001
The Original Site still exists
as Archives, where the history of the studios is shown.
Mark and Melvin Lindquist are legendary figures in the field of woodturning, each
having been recognized as a pioneer in the development of this art form. Their works
are in many of the country's major museums, including the
Metropolitan Museum of Art, the National Museum of American Art, and the Chicago Art
Institute, and many top US corporate
collections.
(View or download Mark's resume.)
ALSO:
THE FIRST
EAST MEETS
WEST EXHIBITION
(AMERICA / JAPAN) where Melvin was 1 of 5 invited
artists.
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to browse the gallery pages and either e-mail us for prices and other details, or call
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(Click on photo for larger image)
*
Visitors to the Studio
Every now and then, collectors and museum persons come to
the studio to visit. (LEFT) Arthur and
Jane Mason visited in January 1999 and Arthur worked with Mel in the
studio. (RIGHT) Albert
LeCoff (Director
of the Wood
Turning Center),
and Glenn Adamson (doctoral candidate at Yale University) visit with Melvin while curating
works for the upcoming Yale/WTC exhibit: "Wood Turning in
North America Since 1930"
*Note: Mr.
LeCoff and Mr. Adamson are part of the curatorial team for the exhibition.
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