Month: August 2012
Art Reviews: Why You Should Avoid Going to Galleries After a Day at The Museum
Art Reviews: Why You Should Avoid Going to Galleries After a Day at The Museum By RYDER RICHARDS August 8th, 2012 I was gallery hopping in Chicago and missed CADD’s Design District weekend. However, an artist friend and I made it out to several shows Aug 4th. Maybe too many. First off, a word of advice: […]
Ceramics: Art and Perception
Push Play: Reinventing the Wheel by Judy Seckler Ceramics: Art and Perception, August 2012 A review of Push Play, the 2012 NCECA Invitational exhibition held at Bellevue Museum, Seattle. A brief excerpt from page 111 discussing Ryder and Ian’s collaborative piece: … a sculpture by Ian Thomas and Ryder Richards, Monument to a Quarter Million Dreams uses clay in new […]