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Pottery and Ceramics when you think about it the Greeks and the Romans left us with some great sculpture, great architecture, incredible glazed mosaic art and fantastic pottery bowls, ceramic wine vessels, truly the legacy of an advanced civilization. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pottery_of_ancient_Greece
Well fear not humanity we have ceramic artist Allison Evans working for us and the beauty of her work will make future civilizations look back at this age with true envy! A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design http://www.risd.edu/ Allison Evans takes the natural form of coastal life and transforms it into dinnerware and tabletop accessories. Custom created glazes adorn each piece forming a cool crystalline topography that makes each piece uniquely magnificent and captivating. Such works of function and beauty are destined for Museums not my dishwasher. Allison's work commands your attention, boasting beauty and function simultaneously. Seriously you will not know if you should hang'm on the wall and display them or use them as food bearing vessels and set them on the table.
If you would like to experience the work in 3D The Allison Evans Gallery is located at 359 Main street in the Town of Yarmouth, ( about 12 miles north of Portland exit 16 off 295 N ) open Wed to Saturday 12 - 5pm.
If you want to see here work in 2 D travel to the virtual gallery at http://www.aeceramics.com/index.html
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| Allison Evans Oyster Serving Dish |
Why go to see the Allison Evan Ceramics Gallery the potential legacy of our generation ,
because your good mind needs good art!
90.9 , 104.1 and streaming on the web at http://www.wmpg.org/
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