Illumination, Time, Containment and Bling brings together an exhibition focused primarily on fine craft lamps, clocks, boxes and jewelry by Garry Knox Bennett, spanning several decades of his career.
Transmission Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of work by Garry Knox Bennett in "The Object at Hand," on view December 1st through January 20th, with an opening reception on Friday, December 1st from 6-9 pm.
The Garry Knox Bennett: Inside show includes furniture and decorative objects made by him during his extraordinary 50-plus year career as an artist, object maker, provocateur, and icon of the American studio furniture movement.
Garry is featured with 17 pieces in this debut exhibition with Pritam & Eames at The Gallery at Somes Sound.
An exhibition of Garry's recent lamps.
This exhibition will cover painting, sculpture and functional work. Exhibit curated by Phillip E. Linhares (ret. curator of the Oakland Museum)
This exhibition will be the largest selection of Garry's work since his retrospective in 2001. Nancy M. Servis, curator for the exhibition, has selected current work along with paintings, prints, sculpture and selected available work from our inventory. There will be a catalog.
An exhibition of about 40 of his "Twirlings" (objects utilizing turned elements).
GARRY KNOX BENNETT, 2009 Survey includes furniture, jewelry, painting and sculpture demonstrating his versatility as an artist.
Small survey of work from '70s through 2008 representing the range of objects characteristic of this premiere studio furniture maker, including works never offered before from the collection of Garry and Sylvia Bennett.
This traveling exhibition features a grouping of 52, one of a kind, colorful and funky chairs created by Garry Knox Bennett, one of the foremost studio furniture makers in America. The inspiration for some of his chairs came from well-known furniture designers and architects.
Give Me Wood is a mind-blowing collection of contemporary painting, sculpture, and studio furniture unlike anything Asheville has seen. Central to the identity and creation of all the extraordinary two- and three-dimensional works in the exhibition is the common material of wood.
In partnership with hosts Craft in America, Spotlight will showcase 20 artists from across the United States whose works range from intimate desk lamps to suspended modernist reinventions of the chandelier.
This exhibition brings to life the spirit of the California Design triennials of the sixties and the seventies and bring attention to the creativity and craftsmanship that continues to thrive in our state. 12 artists were selected for the exhibition. Done in conjunction with a smaller counterpart show at the Craft in America Center.
Invitatonal exhibition celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Snyderman-Works Gallery.
An exhibition featuring participants in the new book entitled, 'Furniture with Soul,' by David Savage.
An exhibition and the annual Dorothy Saxe invitational show.
This exhibit celebrates groundbreaking craft artists and designers who flourished in California during a historic time of change. The works produced during these years propelled craft into new, uncharted directions that have had a lasting impact on contemporary art practices. Over 70 artists and their defining works will be represented, all of which were once exhibited at CAFAM or in the California Design exhibition series.
Two pieces are selected for The Victoria & Albert Museum in London for their coming exhibition: Postmodernism which opens on September 23, 2011. A major exhibition with a remarkable catalog. Garry's pieces have been acquired for the permanent collection of the V & A.
The Hearst Art Gallery features 90 works by 15 contemporary Bay Area artists.
Garry will have work with: Historical Woods/National Treasures
Garry will have an exhibition together with Alison McLennan. The reception is on Thursday March 4th, 2010 - 5:30 - 7:30 PM.
Contemporary Furniture Makers Explore Chinese Traditions.