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Dog Moon Bear | Fabricate
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Posted by Chris Salley. On October 12, 2013 · Leave a Comment. Katie Swartz is a native Ohioan and a full time art teacher at a community school in Bond Hill. She has been throwing pots steadily for about six years now. Her creative efforts are split between ceramics and crochet and she credits her travel and relationships as being highly influential to her work. Swartz has one dog and one cat that frequently appear in her pieces. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Chicken Lays an Egg.
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December 2010 | Fabricate
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This month Fabricate features the opening reception for Snell Vs Quotah: Works by Jason Snell and Yusef Quotah on Saturday, December 11th from 7 11 pm. Jason Snell is the man behind the ‘We Have Become Vikings’ brand. He describes himself, first and foremost, as an artist and a designer. Beneath that creative umbrella, he wears many hats including: motion designer, graphic designer, art director, artist, illustrator and musician. Yusef Quotah is a Cleveland born, Saudi Arabian raised, illustrator, animat...
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Goldmine | Fabricate
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Posted by Chris Salley. On July 13, 2013 · Leave a Comment. This show is the perfect accompaniment to a whimsical, carefree summer (or at least allows us to live in a world where that possibility exists momentarily). Please join us on Saturday, July 13th for the newest exhibition, whist hopping around the neighborhood for Northside Second Saturdays! Jazz Paintings Opening Saturday, June 8th. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
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January 2011 | Fabricate
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This month Fabricate features the opening reception for Space Craft: Works by Aaron Oliver Wood on Saturday, January 8th from 7 11 pm. Aaron Oliver Wood is an artist from Florida now living and working in Cincinnati, Ohio. He graduated with a BA in Graphic Design from Northern Kentucky University in 2008. Wood has shown extensively in the Cincinnati area over the last few years and Fabricate is very excited to welcome you to his latest body of work, Space Craft. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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March 2011 | Fabricate
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This month Fabricate features the opening reception for An Evening with Richard: Works by James Judd on Saturday, March 12 from 7 11 pm. I don’t take myself seriously. I don’t think anyone should. I create stupid little monsters. I create things that make people laugh. I create things that piss people off. I create things that curse and drink because most people can relate to that. I don’t create art with extreme conceptual depth because I don’t give a shit about most of that crap. Enter your comment here.
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Connectivity | Fabricate
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Posted by Chris Salley. On December 12, 2013 · Leave a Comment. Since art has been a part of Emily’s life from her earliest memories, there is a childlike wonder that has always accompanied the process. As a voracious reader, she is inspired by the Brothers Grimm, Native American mythologies, as well as the brutally raw beauty of nature – especially the woods. Please join us for a drink and check out the December installment of Northside Second Saturdays on December 14th from 6 pm to 10 pm!
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Chris Salley | Fabricate
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Posts by Chris Salley:. Jazz Paintings Opening Saturday, June 8th. Things Your Food Might Say (and other thoughts from Kentucky). Chicken Lays an Egg. Cluxton Alley Coffee Roasters. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 51 other followers. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. Follow “Fabricate”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Join 51 other followers. Build a website with WordPress.com.
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February 2011 | Fabricate
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This month Fabricate features the opening reception for HOLEhearted on Saturday, February 12th from 7-11 pm. Come join us for a sometimes humorous/sometimes painful glimpse at the darker side of love, sans canoodling. We’ll provide the booze and the sad sap tuneage. You can regale your friends with bitter and horrific tales of heartbreak and potentially garner a hug from a cute stranger who feels sorry for you. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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April 2011 | Fabricate
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This month Fabricate features the opening reception for Notable Specimens on Saturday, April 9th from 7 11 pm. I use common materials, paper mache, wood, twigs, polymer clay and acrylic paintbut try to use them in ways that might be a little less common. My style is a fusion of the folk art I grew up seeing and the modern pop culture I can’t avoid seeing in this media age. I make art that makes me happy – plain and simple. Afterward, follow everyone down to Mayday for the Fabricate after-party!
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Press | Fabricate
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One Response to “Press”. December 13, 2010 at 2:33 am. Hey there —. I don’t know if this is the appropriate place to ask this question, but I figured you guys wouldn’t mind too much if it isn’t. I’m returning to OH soon for christmas, and I was thinking of purchasing a couple of the pendant terrariums for my mom sister as gifts. In the interest of budgeting, I’m wondering how much they cost. You guys sell them, right? If not, oops. If so, thanks:-). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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