Pewabic Exhibition Schedule
2009 Shows

Olfaction: One of the two Pewabic gallery spaces includes a suite of twelve works by Mia Mulvey, inspired by scientific research on the human system for recognizing scent, and organized under themes inspired by the writings of Michael Pollan. The second space: work by Susan Schultz, Alleghany Meadows, Mark Shapiro, Heather Mae Erickson, and Daniel Bare. All of these artists produce works that employ groups of related objects that, in a variety of ways, make up a whole. In some instances the related objects are attached to one another so that the arrangement is immutable. In other instances the objects are discrete but created to be considered as a group; e.g. the parts make the whole.

Susan Schultz
New London, Connecticut porcelain, stoneware, wood base, 8” x 22” x 18”

Mia Mulvey
Hemp (caryophyllene oxide), porcelain, 14” x 10” x 7”

Features numerous artists who teach ceramics in colleges and universities in Ohio and Michigan. Many artists who teach must often work very hard to find time to produce, never mind exhibit their own work. Nevertheless, making time to work is essential to keeping the teacher’s edge in their work producing future artists.

Juliane Shibata, Hope College

Alexandra Hibbitt, Ohio University