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other 2006 exhibits
April 6, through April 29, 2006
Pacini Lubel will present the ceramic sculpture of Margaret Ford in the East gallery from April 6, through April 29, 2006. Margaret Ford had exhibited her work through Foster White Gallery for 28 years. This body of work represents her inaugural show with Pacini Lubel.
Margaret Ford has created a new approach to her work, no longer incorporating branches and sticks into her figurative sculpture. Margaret has been inspired by the events surrounding the American involvement in Iraq and created a number of pieces that are a direct corollary to the looting that occurred in Baghdad following the downfall of the Hussein regime. One will also notice that Margaret has created figurative work with detailed facial characteristics - no longer does she present figurative work without eyes - her figures engage the viewer in a more personal manner.
Margaret Ford
Heat Shield
Low Fire Ceramic, Brass
48" x 17" x 10
Margaret Ford
Arboresque
Low Fire ceramic, Copper, Brass
16" x 13" x 8"
 
Margaret Ford
Plant Life (two views)
Low Fire Ceramic, Acrylic Finish
17 1/2" x 12 1/2" x 9"
 
Margaret Ford
Loot: Oedipus in Mesopotamia (and detail)
Low Fire Ceramic
28 1/2" x 10" x 12"
 
Margaret Ford
Loot: Lost in the Babble (and detail
Low Fire Ceramic
26" x 10" x 10"
Margaret Ford
Wired
Low Fire Ceramic, Wire, Wood Base
20" x 11" x 6"
Margaret Ford
Astronomy
Low Fire Ceramic, Wire, Wood Base
24" x 16" x 12"
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