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JURIEDCOMPETITION AND EXHIBITIONSeptember 16 | 5:30pm-10pm Opening Reception and Awards Ceremony
EXHIBITION DATES | SEP 9 – OCT 14EXTENDED MOMENTUM FESTIVAL HOURS | Sunday September 17 | 10am-5pmGALLERY HOURS | Tuesday – Saturday 11am – 6pmART LOOP | September 21 from 5:30pm - 9pmADDRESS | 425 Jefferson Ave, Toledo, OH 43604
Welcome and thank you for joining us for the Momentum Festival and Juried Glass Competition and Exhibition!
In 1962, the Studio Glass movement began in a moment where artists across mediums, and glass industry experts came together to collaborate toward experimentation and innovation, and to develop technology to give individuals access glass as an artistic material.
The 2017 Momentum Juried Glass Exhibition serves as a celebration of this exchange between arts and industry, and a moment in time to evaluate how our artistic relationship with the material of glass has evolved. Our judges have selected work expressing a full spectrum of approaches and perspectives toward the material of glass, revealing those same values of experimentation and innovation that began the movement, serving as inspiration for contemporary art practices in glass today more than ever.
As exhibition chair, I have been humbled and amazed by the amount of talent, support, hard work, enthusiasm and generosity that has been offered toward the creation of this exhibition, and without which a show of this caliber or proportion could have been possible.
The organizations and businesses that financially supported the construction of the exhibition and contributed to the prize money awarded to winning work: ProMedica and Toledo’s philanthropic community. Your support has aided in bringing works to Toledo from across the country, and providing awards to artists that will encourage further experimentation and innovation in the field of glass. Thank you.
I would like to thank the incredibly talented pool of artists who responded to our call. Thank you for sharing your work with us. Your sensitivity to the material of glass, technical and conceptual acuity, and varied approach to the act of making have created the poignant and comprehensive exhibition we are able to present today. I would also like to thank the many talented artists that were not included in the exhibition, the caliber of work across the board was very strong and response to the call was exceptionally high; we hope you will reapply to Momentum exhibitions in the future.
Thank you to the talented panel of judges – Jennifer Navva Millikin, Raul Paredes, and Michael Killoren for your expertise in selecting works from more than 600 submissions, and for electing our award winners.
I would like to extend a huge thank you to Contemporary Art Toledo’s Paula Baldoni and Brian Carpenter for curation and exhibition design of the gallery space. Your thoughtful consideration of the artwork within the unique space of the Secor Building has formed a narrative for the viewer to experience that is not only visually dynamic, but conceptually thought provoking.
I would like to thank all the volunteers during installation and the opening, your generosity is greatly valued and a huge contribution to the success of the exhibition.
I would last like to extend thanks to the organization that made this weekend possible, The Arts Commission. The invitation to celebrate the arts and glass on this scale is a rare treasure. I very much appreciate your hard work on all levels, and your commitment to value and support artists and the arts in Toledo. Your efforts are truly transformative.
Alli HoagExecutive Exhibition Chair- MomentumAssistant Professor of GlassBowling Green State University
MOMENTUM WEEKEND SCHEDULE
SEPTEMBER 157:30PM-10:30PM | PROMENADE PARKA Symphonic Tribute to the Music of Prince featuring original members from The New Power Generation & Toledo Symphony
SEPTEMBER 1610AM-5PM | PROMENADE PARKGlass, Music & Art Festival | Artist Vendors, Live Music, Interactive Projects, Food Trucks and more
4:30PM-5:30PM | AIGA 705 MONROE ST, TOLEDO, OH 43604Hot Shots Reception | Collaborative works of glass art between local glass artists and design agencies
5:30PM-10PM | SECOR BUILDING 425 JEFFERSON AVE, TOLEDO, OH 43604Juried Competition and Exhibition Opening Receptionand Awards Ceremony | 60 Artworks by 47 National Artists
8:30PM-1AM | WAREHOUSE DISTRICTMomentum After Dark featuring The Commonheartat Fleetwood’s Outdoor Stage
SEPTEMBER 1710AM-5PM | PROMENADE PARKGlass, Music & Art Festival | Artist Vendors, Live Music, Interactive Projects, Food Trucks and more
10AM-5PM | SECOR BUILDING 425 JEFFERSON AVE, TOLEDO, OH 43604Juried Exhibition | 60 Artworks by 47 National Artists
THEARTSCOMMISSION.ORG/MOMENTUM
HOT GLASSCOOL MUSIC2017
Board of TrusteesSarah Skow PRESIDENT
John Eikost PRESIDENT-ELECT
Julie Beckert VICE-PRESIDENT
Kevin Kwiatkowski TREASURER
Laura Jajko SECRETARY
Edward Zraik PAST PRESIDENT
Adrian AcebedoLibbey Call BestNicole BrandstrupMaureen BrownJane BrussSandra Blackstone-CarmanGretchen DeBackerTroy DowlingMichael DuketDeborah ErnsthausenDavid Guip Marcia HelmanDan HernandezAdam JacksonTony JayneArdenia Jones-TerryMaggie KaserSharon KerstetterClaire KirsnerJoel LipmanBob LubellRobert Meeker, Jr.Larry Meyer
SCOTT ANDMARGY TRUMBULLHONORARY CHAIRS
StaffMarc Folk EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Jennifer Jarrett DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Emily Finkel OFFICE MANAGER
Nathan Mattimoe ART IN PUBLIC PLACES COORDINATOR
Michelle Carlson ARTIST AND YOUTH SERVICES COORDINATOR
Ryan Bunch COMMUNICATIONS AND OUTREACH COORDINATOR
Lindsay Akens COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SPECIALIST
Jim MooreMaribeth Nitschke PhibbsDennis Norman IIDiane PhillipsKaterina Ruedi RayAly SterlingReginald TempleJosh ThurstonMargy TrumbullMechelle ZarouGail ZimmermanRobert Zollweg
HONORARY TRUSTEESPaula BrownLiz ColeSara Jane DeHoffArnold GottliebSue Hague-RogersJeff JaffePatricia LeveyRita Mansour Diane PutnamSusan ReamsRory Shanley-BrownPeter UjvagiTim ValkoGeorgia WellesSandra Wiseley
Rita Mansour | CO-CHAIRSharon Speyer | CO-CHAIRJulie Beckert Sara Jane DeHoffMarc FolkKaryn and Labib HajjarPam HershbergerAlli Hoag
Dick LaValley Arleen LevineHalona Norton-WestbrookRandy OostraMary Ellen PisanelliDon RettigRhonda SewellSara Swisher Jennifer VancilZak VassarRobert Zollweg
Natalie Gray CREATIVE PLACEMAKING PROJECT MANAGER
Dave Ross CREATIVE PLACEMAKING PROJECT MANAGER
Jordan Buschur MARKETING COORDINATOR
Marcia Culling FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR
Natalie Tranelli-Jacobs EVENT & VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
Tanasio Loudermill LISC AMERICORPS COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SPECIALIST
Crystal Phelps MOMENTUM COORDINATOR
Rae Betz MOMENTUM COORDINATOR
The Arts Commission delivers innovative and influential programming to the community, including public events that support and drive our local economy. In addition, the organization offers educational and professional development opportunities for artists and area youth, advocacy on behalf of artists and cultural organizations, and access to arts and culture for all in the greater Toledo region.
Momentum Committee
Margaret Upton Trumbull, or “Margy,” has had extensive non-profit board exposure with many community, regional and international organizations in the arts, education and human services. Upon graduating from Lawrence University in 1972 with a major in Art, she was employed at the Toledo Museum of Art. She has also worked as a Studio Jeweler. In 2013 she helped establish Good Grief of Northwest Ohio, Inc., which provides support for children, teens and their families who have experienced the death of someone significant in their lives.
She married her husband Scott Trumbull in 1973 and lives in Ottawa Hills, Ohio, Runaway Bay, Jamaica, and St. Joseph, Michigan. She is the proud mother of three grown sons, all married, working and each having one of their three grandchildren. Margy loves to bird, travel, snorkel, read, go to art galleries and museums, collect studio art glass and walk in the woods with her husband and dog “Duke,” a rescued Border Collie. She and her husband recently traveled to Cuba on an Art and Architectural tour with the Toledo Museum of Art. They are looking forward to spending time this summer at their home in Michigan.
Scott Trumbull was born in Toledo but grew up in Kansas City. He graduated from Denison University and the Harvard Business School. He joined Owens Illinois in 1972 and eventually became Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of the Company. In 2002 he became Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Franklin Electric, a leading electrical equipment manufacturer. Mr. Trumbull is a member of the Board of Directors of Welltower, Schneider National, Columbus McKinnon, ProMedica, and the Toledo Museum of Art.
Paula BaldoniRIVER HOUSE ARTS | CO-FOUNDER CONTEMPORARY ART TOLEDO Located in the historic Secor Hotel, River House Arts is a full-service gallery offering modern and contemporary works from the Great Lakes region.
Brian CarpenterCO-FOUNDER CONTEMPORARY ART TOLEDOLecturer of Interdisciplinary Art & Foundations | University of ToledoGallery Director | Center for Visual ArtsMFA, Photography, Cranbrook Academy of Art
Alli HoagBOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY | EXHIBITION CHAIR OF MOMENTUMAssistant Professor of Glass | Bowling Green State UniversityMFA, Alfred University, New York State College of Ceramics, 2012BFA, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Glass , 1997
Jim ZaleskiTHE SECOR BUILDINGA special thank you for supporting the Momentum Exhibition in the Secor Building and helping finish the newly renovated 7th floor gallery space.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE MOMENTUM EXHIBITION COMMITTEE
THEARTSCOMMISSION.ORG/MOMENTUM
HOT GLASSCOOL MUSIC 2017
CONTEMPORARY ART TOLEDO is a small group of artists and arts professionals working to challenge and diversify the cultural landscape of Northwest Ohio. CAT is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non profit arts service organization.
Raul M. Paredes OWENS ILLINOIS, DIRECTOR OF DESIGNAn award winning creative leader, with a diverse background in innovation, design and brand development, who utilizes design methods to translate articulated consumer wants and unarticulated desires into robust, creative products and services.
Michael KillorenCEO / EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE MOREAN ARTS CENTERLeading a community-based arts organization celebrating 100 years of connecting the St. Petersburg, Florida community with the arts through classes, exhibitions and education programs. Most recently, he served as Director for Local Arts Agencies and Challenge America at the National Endowment for the Arts, where he was responsible for the grantmaking processes for Local Arts Agencies. Mr. Killoren also served as director of Seattle’s Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, managing director of the Alice B. Theatre, staff member of Sheldon Arts Foundation in St. Louis, Missouri and president and vice-president of the U.S. Urban Arts Federation of Americans for the Arts. He was awarded the Ray Hanley Award for Innovation from the USUAF at the AFTA annual conference in June, 2017.
Jennifer Navva Milliken INDEPENDENT CURATORJennifer-Navva Milliken is a curator and writer whose work is inspired by the objects with which we live and the hands, tools, and ideas that shape them. Both an independent curator and an embedded staff member in international art museums and cultural outreach organizations, with a solid academic background in fine arts and design, she brings a fresh yet comprehensive approach to a broad diversity of arts initiatives. Her exhibitions have been presented in museums, art fairs, galleries, and unconventional spaces, and her writings have appeared in exhibition catalogues, anthologies, and publications that investigate and critique the intersecting fields of art, craft, and design. With a uniquely global perspective, honed through a life split between two continents, she is driven by the extraordinary power of the arts to challenge preconceptions and bridge divides.
PHOTO CREDIT | Joanna Kresge/425 Magazine
Jennifer Navva Milliken Michael Killoren
Raul M. Paredes
Momentum Juried Competition and Exhibition
JURORS
Momentum Juried Competition and Exhibition
Fumi Amano SEATTLE, WA
WEBSITE fumiamano.com
TITLE OF WORK Message
MEDIUM Old window frame, wood, sheet glass
DIMENSIONS 6’ x 6’ x 6’
PRICE $5,000
Elin Christopherson OAKLAND, CA
WEBSITE elinchristopherson.com
TITLE OF WORK Water Jug Sand-Manzanar
MEDIUM Vitreous enamel on blown glass
DIMENSIONS 14” x 6” x 6”
PRICE $3,200
Elin Christopherson OAKLAND, CA
WEBSITE elinchristopherson.com
TITLE OF WORK Water Jug Dry Lake-Irrigation
MEDIUM Vitreous enamel on blown glass
DIMENSIONS 14” x 7” x 5”
PRICE $3,200
Elin Christopherson OAKLAND, CA
WEBSITE elinchristopherson.com
TITLE OF WORK Water Jug Dam Control-Orchard
MEDIUM Vitreous enamel on blown glass
DIMENSIONS 13” x 13” x 6”
PRICE $3,200
Rebecca Arday ROCHESTER, NY
WEBSITE rebeccaarday.com
TITLE OF WORK Fading In and Out of Familiar
MEDIUM Pâte de verre glass
DIMENSIONS 8.5” x 8.5” x 1”
PRICE $600
Roberley Bell BATAVIA, NY
WEBSITE roberleybell.com
TITLE OF WORK still life #23
MEDIUM mdf, sintra, handblown glass,high density foam
DIMENSIONS 48” x 29” x 20”
PRICE $4,000
Momentum Juried Competition and Exhibition
Andrew Clark PHILADELPHIA, PA
WEBSITE andrewmichaelclark.com
TITLE OF WORK Bad Thoughts II
MEDIUM Blown glass, wax, fabric
DIMENSIONS 28” x 14” x 12”
PRICE $750
Jennifer Crescuillo SILVER POINT, TN
WEBSITE jennifercrescuillo.com
TITLE OF WORK Controller
MEDIUM Carved and enameled glass
DIMENSIONS 9” x 4.5” x 1.5”
PRICE $600
Jennifer Crescuillo SILVER POINT, TN
WEBSITE jennifercrescuillo.com
TITLE OF WORK Jade Cassette
MEDIUM Carved vitrolite glass
DIMENSIONS 4” x 6” x 1”
PRICE $400
Ronit Dayan VishovskiBEVERLY HILLS , MI
WEBSITE cargocollective.com/ronitdayan
TITLE OF WORK Balcony Scenes
MEDIUM Cast glass and steel wire
DIMENSIONS 64 cm x 20 cm x 4cm
PRICE $580
Ronit Dayan VishovskiBEVERLY HILLS , MI
WEBSITE cargocollective.com/ronitdayan
TITLE OF WORK Charlie Brown
MEDIUM Cast glass and steel wire
DIMENSIONS 45 cm x 21 cm x 4cm
PRICE $430
Ronit Dayan VishovskiBEVERLY HILLS , MI
WEBSITE cargocollective.com/ronitdayan
TITLE OF WORK Untitled Scene
MEDIUM Cast glass and steel wire
DIMENSIONS 26” x 22” x 2”
PRICE $780
Momentum Juried Competition and Exhibition
Courtney DoddASHEVILLE, NC
WEBSITE CourtneyDodd.com
TITLE OF WORK Vortograph Study 10
MEDIUM Self portrait taken through handmade kaleidoscope
DIMENSIONS 16” x 24” x .75”
PRICE $1,500
Courtney DoddASHEVILLE, NC
WEBSITE CourtneyDodd.com
TITLE OF WORK Vortograph Study 9
MEDIUM Self portrait taken through handmade kaleidoscope
DIMENSIONS 16” x 24” x .75”
PRICE $1,500
Karen DonnellanALFRED STATION, NY
WEBSITE karendonnellan.com
TITLE OF WORK Arc (Wax and Wane)
MEDIUM 2 channel video
DURATION 4:15
PRICE $3,000
Karen DonnellanALFRED STATION, NY
WEBSITE karendonnellan.com
TITLE OF WORK Moonbow
MEDIUM Blown glass, silverleaf, light
DIMENSIONS 23” x 23” x 11”
PRICE $4,500
Lauren Eastman Fowler PERRYSBURG , OH
WEBSITE eastmanfowler.com
TITLE OF WORK Coral Bloom W3
MEDIUM Glass
DIMENSIONS 7” x 12” x 6”
PRICE On loan from Sherrie Gallerie | NFS
Morgan GilbreathPITTSBURGH, PA
WEBSITE morgangilbreath.com
TITLE OF WORK Temple of Contemplation
MEDIUM Stained Glass on Dog Crate, Velvet Cushion
DIMENSIONS 24” x 37” x 25”
PRICE $9,900
Momentum Juried Competition and Exhibition
Morgan GilbreathPITTSBURGH, PA
WEBSITE morgangilbreath.com
TITLE OF WORK Aura Series
MEDIUM Cleansed and fused glass shards collected from the streets
DIMENSIONS 10” x 20” x 2”
PRICE $2,800 for set of 6 / $475 each
David GraeveHOUSTON, TX
WEBSITE amaragallery.com/david-graeve
TITLE OF WORK Space between- Posture-Breath
MEDIUM Fused pyrex and auto paint
DIMENSIONS 34” x 34” x 4”
PRICE $6,900
David GraeveHOUSTON, TX
WEBSITE amaragallery.com/david-graeve
TITLE OF WORK Buda
MEDIUM Melted pyrex and auto paint
DIMENSIONS 32” x 15” x 2”
PRICE $6,300
Mary Ellen GrahamMAUMEE, OH
WEBSITE facebook.com/Mary-Ellen-Graham-Glass
TITLE OF WORK Peachy Keen
MEDIUM Hand blown art glass sculpture
DIMENSIONS 15” x 9” x 9”
PRICE $750
Morgan GilbreathPITTSBURGH, PA
WEBSITE morgangilbreath.com
TITLE OF WORK Crown of Immortality (Dark Amber)
MEDIUM Collected & Fused Medical Glass
DIMENSIONS 10” x 10” x 1”
PRICE $475
Justin GinsbergARLINGTON, TX
WEBSITE justinginsberg.net
TITLE OF WORK What is Known is Unknown
MEDIUM Glass, stainless steel, installation
DIMENSIONS 40” x 72” x 40”
PRICE $12,000
Justin GinsbergARLINGTON, TX
WEBSITE justinginsberg.net
TITLE OF WORK Symphonic Synesthesia:
Spectres and Fireflies
MEDIUM Video
DURATION 9:39
PRICE NFS
Momentum Juried Competition and Exhibition
Jennifer HalvorsonNOBLESVILLE, IN
WEBSITE jenniferhalvorson.com
TITLE OF WORK Above and Below
MEDIUM Pressed glass, hot sculpted
DIMENSIONS 11” x 9” x 4.5”
PRICE $500 Brennan KasperzakSEATTLE, WA
WEBSITE brennankasperzak.com
TITLE OF WORK Blue Sky Range
MEDIUM Kiln formed glass
DIMENSIONS 57.5” x 10.75” x 1.5”
PRICE $5,000
Amery KesslerCOLUMBUS, OH
WEBSITE amerykessler.com
TITLE OF WORK Can to Can
MEDIUM Glass, wood, metal, string
DIMENSIONS 71” x 30” x 20”
PRICE NFS
Davis HartmanTOLEDO, OH
WEBSITE davishartman.com
TITLE OF WORK C YA
MEDIUM Glass, steel, wood
DIMENSIONS 15” x 10” x 16”
PRICE $1,350
Ben GrazziniTOLEDO, OH
WEBSITE bengrazzini.com
TITLE OF WORK Long Boat 3
MEDIUM Ceramic, glaze
DIMENSIONS 4.5” x 17.5” x 4”
PRICE $250
Jennifer HeckerBROCKPORT, NY
WEBSITE jenniferhecker.net
TITLE OF WORK Water Fall
MEDIUM Steel, wood, flameworked glassand found objects
DIMENSIONS 92” x 30” x 16”
PRICE $7,000
Momentum Juried Competition and Exhibition
Tyler KimballKANSAS CITY, MO
WEBSITE monarchglassstudio.com
TITLE OF WORK Before Lippershey
MEDIUM Glass and steel
DIMENSIONS 15” x 20” x 9”
PRICE $2,200
Loraine LynnSYLVANIA, OH
WEBSITE Loranitude.com
TITLE OF WORK Manufactum
MEDIUM Glass and mixed media
DIMENSIONS 48” x 52” x 14”
PRICE $2,000
Lou KruegerBOWLING GREEN, OH
WEBSITE loukrueger.com
TITLE OF WORK The Thinking Man’s Son
MEDIUM Cast glass
DIMENSIONS 16” x 10” x 10”
PRICE $2,800
Joanna ManousisTOLEDO, OH
WEBSITE joannamanousis.com
TITLE OF WORK Demeter
MEDIUM Cast Crystal / Aluminum
DIMENSIONS 40” x 40” x 4”
PRICE $48,000
Shahid KhanGAHANNA, OH
WEBSITE shahidkhanglass.com
TITLE OF WORK Minar Trio in Turquoise
MEDIUM Glass
DIMENSIONS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT11” x 8” x 8” | 23” x 6” x 6” | 13” x 7” x 7”
PRICE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT
$800 | $1,200 | $800
$2,500 FOR TRIO
Helen LeeMADISON, WI
WEBSITE pink-noise.org
TITLE OF WORK Tumbler (B)
MEDIUM Print
DIMENSIONS 36” x 36”
PRICE $2,400
Momentum Juried Competition and Exhibition
Sean MerchantBRUNSWICK, OH
WEBSITE seanrmerchant.com
TITLE OF WORK Corporal Mercies 1-3
MEDIUM Kiln formed plate glass, mirroring
DIMENSIONS 18” x 60” x 1”
PRICE $2,000
Jacqueline PolofkaPAINTED POST, NY
WEBSITE N/A
TITLE OF WORK Impressions Let Us Grow
MEDIUM Glass
DIMENSIONS 3’ x 2’ x 7’
PRICES PURPLE GLASS BOWL $450 GREEN GLASS BOWL $600 PINK GLASS BOWL $850 YELLOW GLASS BOWL $850 BLUE GLASS BOWL $1,250
Shawn MessengerTOLEDO, OH
WEBSITE shawnmessenger.com
TITLE OF WORK Tangerine Double Landscape Series Vase
MEDIUM Glass
DIMENSIONS 15.25” x 7.5” x 7.5”
PRICE $1,100
Sharon MasseyHOMER CITY, PA
WEBSITE sharon-massey.com
TITLE OF WORK Brickwork Plate
MEDIUM Enamel on steel
DIMENSIONS 10” x 10” x 1”
PRICE $2,500
Jessi MooreCORNING, NY
WEBSITE jessimooreglass.com
TITLE OF WORK August 8
MEDIUM Pâte de verre
DIMENSIONS 24” x 18”
PRICE $2,000
Leana QuadeCLEVELAND, OH
WEBSITE quadeglass.com
TITLE OF WORK Golden Spring
MEDIUM Glass
DIMENSIONS 10” x 4” x 4”
PRICE $300
Momentum Juried Competition and Exhibition
Kristine RummanPHILADELPHIA, PA
WEBSITE kristinerumman.com
TITLE OF WORK Intangible Grounding
MEDIUM Video installation
DIMENSIONS N/A
PRICE NFS
THE PARADISE BOYS Lily Reeves and Krista Davis PHOENIX, AZ
WEBSITE lilyreeves.com
TITLE OF WORK Never Ending in All Directions
// On This Page the Map is Undone
MEDIUM Neon, video
DIMENSIONS 5.5’ x 5.5’ x 4”
PRICE $5,000
Jack Schmidt TOLEDO, OH
WEBSITE jackaschmidt.com
TITLE OF WORK RED SPLITTER
MEDIUM Glass
DIMENSIONS 35” x 13” x 9.5”
PRICE $18,500
David Schnuckel ROCHESTER, NY
WEBSITE davidschnuckel.com
TITLE OF WORK Dual Cup Choreography
MEDIUM Blown glass, time, temperature; video
DIMENSIONS 24” x 36” x 14”
PRICE $16,000
John Shoemaker AMERICUS, GA
WEBSITE apothecaryarchitecture.com
TITLE OF WORK Sink
MEDIUM Blown glass, forged steel, borosilicate glass, water
DIMENSIONS 10.5” x 6” x 4.75”
PRICE $2,000
Adam Sanzenbacher TOLEDO, OH
WEBSITE adamlsanzenbacher.com
TITLE OF WORK consume/consume/repeat
MEDIUM Kiln-cast crystal, press molded glass, inflated steel
DIMENSIONS 30” x 24” x 18”
PRICE $5,000
DOUG SCHEIBEL PHOTOGRAPHY
Momentum Juried Competition and Exhibition
Aric Snee MUNCIE, IN
WEBSITE aricsnee.com
TITLE OF WORK Gaia
MEDIUM Blown glass, cork, nylon
DIMENSIONS 10” x 11” x 11”
PRICE LEFT $200 | RIGHT $120
Rebecca Szparagowski BOWLING GREEN, OH
WEBSITE szparagowski.weebly.com
TITLE OF WORK Accumulation
MEDIUM Glass, steel
DIMENSIONS 62” x 36” x 36”
PRICE $200,000
Kazuki Takizawa LOS ANGELES, CA
WEBSITE kazukitakizawa.com
TITLE OF WORK Container: Handle Wings
MEDIUM Blown glass
DIMENSIONS 14” x 7” x 7”
PRICE $1,200
Zac Weinberg TOLEDO, OH
WEBSITE zacweinberg.com
TITLE OF WORK Mechanism for Spectacular Experiences
MEDIUM Installation
DIMENSIONS 110” x 240” x 240”
PRICE $12,000
Timothy Stover TOLEDO, OH
WEBSITE timothystover.com
TITLE OF WORK Study 8
MEDIUM Glass with colored adhesive
DIMENSIONS 9” x 9” x 2”
PRICE $2,000
Jonathan Swanz HONOLULU, HI
WEBSITE jonathanswanz.com
TITLE OF WORK Light Bundle: Transmission
MEDIUM Solid formed glass
DIMENSIONS 12” x 11” x 28”
PRICE $4,000
Momentum Juried Competition and Exhibition
Zac Weinberg TOLEDO, OH
WEBSITE zacweinberg.com
TITLE OF WORK Uncertainty in the Face of Doubt
MEDIUM Glass tubing, argon, aluminum,transformers
DIMENSIONS 36” x 96” x 7”
PRICE $8,000
David Zvanut COMMERCE, TX
WEBSITE zvanut.com
TITLE OF WORK Perrier Bowl Number 2
MEDIUM Glass
DIMENSIONS 14” x 14” x 5.5”
PRICE $400
Bohyun Yoon RICHMOND, VA
WEBSITE bohyunyoon.com
TITLE OF WORK Oblivion (round)
MEDIUM Mirror, motor, gears
DIMENSIONS 27” x 27” x 5”
PRICE $4,000
Aman Mojadidi and Once Upon a Place in ToledoSeptember 15 – October 22Contemporary Art Toledo is bringing Aman Mojadidi and his newest work, Once Upon a Place, to Toledo in September 2017. Currently installed in New York’s Times Square through September 5th, it will soon be travelling to Miami — for Art Basel, the premier art show of the Americas — but not until after spending exclusive time in Toledo, Ohio. The opening of Once Upon a Place and the artist’s visit coincides with Toledo’s downtown arts festival, Momentum as well as Welcoming Week, a national celebration of immigration.
Once Upon a Place is an interactive installation that uses decommissioned phone booths to relate immigrants’ stories to the public. Visitors enter a booth, pick up the receiver, and listen to one or more of 70 personal stories of immigration. A phone book inside each booth details these personal histories and lets guests write their own. The individuals behind these oral histories come from countries around the globe: China, Mexico, Burkina Faso, Tibet, and dozens more. Recorded over a period of several months, the artist’s intention was to create a safe environment for immigrants to share their personal experiences and for the public to hear them. Once Upon a Place was created in residence with and commissioned by Times Square Art with the support of the Shelly Donald Rubin and Stavros Niarchos Foundations.
The Artist’s LectureAman Mojadidi will give a free talk entitled “Borderless: Art and Migration in Troubled Times” at 2 pm on September 17 th at the McMaster Center in the Main Library of Toledo Lucas County Public Library (TLCPL). The talk will include a question and answer session followed by a brief public reception.
Sponsored by the Roger Ray Institute for the Humanities (RRIH), this is the first of a series of free and public talks scheduled for 2017-2018. Find them on Facebook for more information about RRIH events.
Partners and Sponsors (to date)
The Arts Commission; Bounty Collegium, Bowling Green State University School of Art; Mansour Wealth Management; Owens Community College; Renaissance Toledo Downtown Hotel; Royal Motors; Ahmad and Salmenna Sediqe; Hussien and Randa Shousher; Toledo Lucas County Public Library; University of Toledo College of Arts and Letters together with the Roger Ray Institute for the Humanities, the School of the Visual and Performing Arts, and the Department of Art; Welcome Toledo Lucas County (TLC).
LocationsIndividual booths will be installed at three separate sites: • Promenade Park • Toledo Lucas County Public Library, Main Library • University of Toledo Campus, Carlson Library
The Art of Healing
© 2017 ProMedica
The health and wellness of a community isn’t
measured only by X-rays and MRI’s. It’s also gauged by the ability for art to feed the mind, body, and
soul. Which is why ProMedica is actively involved
in various collaborative efforts and sponsorships to
support the arts in and around Toledo. It’s the art
of healing at work and one more way ProMedica
keeps you well connected.
