September 2022 

INTERSECTIONS

Linda Van Hart & Clifton Santiago

September 2–25, 2022
Opening Reception: Saturday Sept 3 • 5-9pm
Repoussé demonstration: Sunday, Sept 4 • 12–4pm
Artists’ Talk: Thursday, Sept 15 • 7-8pm

wood, metal, found object 
the natural and the mechanical  world
hammer and chisel, custom made or resurrected, hand and power tools
small versus large

memories versus “What just happened?”
No where. Now here.
sensuous feelings versus efficient action
figuration versus  abstraction
Symbolism versus Realism

Clifton Santiago and Linda Van Hart have known each other, respected their signature art styles and work ethic,  since grad school at Towson U. They sculpt to tell stories and to express their world view.

     tollhousestudio.com      lindavanhart@earthlink.net     text 443 340 0955

     cliftonsantiagosculpture.com  csantiago@gmail.com   text 717 487 9395     

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Wood or metal, size and shape could suggest the overall size of the work.  The work could be “life size”. Sometimes materials are combined to create larger or contrasting surfaces.  Rhythm and  texture are a focus. Clifton usually holds the idea from beginning to end for both relief pieces and sculpture in the round.  Linda often gets an idea and plays with it which results in works in a series from half inch for wearables to 8’ for architectural adornment and sculpture. Answering the question “What if……..?” leads to solving new problems making each piece unique: even if it’s a work in a series.

NOMA Show Schedule:

October — Steven Dobbin
November — Winter Sale Exhibition (20”x 20” or under)
December — Judith Kornett and Julia Schrecengost
January 2023 — Kesra & Teke Hoffman
February 2023 — Caitlin Gill & Melissa Cormier
March 2023 — Karin Birch