Teapot 26
7"x5"x5.5"
$100
Virtual Art Gallery
Together and Apart
Together and Apart features two St. Paul Academy and Summit School art teachers: Joy Liberman and Daryn Lowman. The work created for this show represents two personal approaches to finding new directions, attempting to push the lens on the powerful reality of experiencing togetherness (family, friends, humanity) while apart, and the new personal emotions of finding your own part and contributions to the whole.
We hope you enjoy the virtual gallery and spend time exploring Liberman and Lowman's individual artist pages (below). The gallery will be available online from November 6, 2020 to January 15, 2021, with a virtual opening reception on Friday, November 6 from 5-7 p.m. online.
If interested in purchasing work from Together and Apart, please visit Joy Liberman's artist website and Daryn Lowman's artist website.
Lily Padsat Highland Golf Course | 5-15-20
12"x12"
$250
Teapot 11
7"x5"x7"
$100
Earth Mandala | 5-4-20
12"x12"
$50
Teapot 23
6"x5"x6"
$100
Skunk Cabbage | 4-25-20
10"x8"
$175
Teapot 1
8"x7"x7.5"
$100
Bird in Hand | 4-16-20
12"x12"
$250
Teapot 13
9"x6"x8"
$100
Bevagna | 3-24-20
14"x11"
$250
Joy Liberman
51 Paintings
"It’s easy, in light of an unprecedented global event, to curl up at home and let emotions—fear; anxiety; anger—cast a fog over the once-vibrant edges of our lives. Easier still to let this fog turn to lethargy, to “when this finally ends I’m going to…”
It’s March 17th, 2020. My husband informs me of his success: He’s managed to get a full refund on our Spring Break travel plans. Success? I think to myself. Yes—success, because the world has just stopped and people are losing jobs right and left and I’m here thinking about a vacant cabaña in Mexico.
And maybe it’s this realization that has me filming videos and prepping panels, that’s punching a hole through isolation’s wall..."
Daryn Lowman
31 Teapots
"I did not set out to make 31 teapots – however, as I began considering the layout for this 2 – person show it dawned on me that I enjoy making teapots.
I chose to show 31 teapots in order to reference a passage of time, or a month. I also like (in my thinking) the asymmetry of the number 31. It is an odd number, it is a prime number, it is only divisible by 1 and itself, and the numbers together add up to 4.
As I consider these details I begin to build on connections to the teapot and to the domestic existence we experienced in the last 6 months..."
HARRY M. DRAKE GALLERY VIDEO WALKTHROUGH
In addition to the virtual gallery and individual artist pages, we invite you to "walk" through the Harry M. Drake Gallery via the video on the left to explore the physical gallery space.
The Harry M. Drake Gallery on SPA's Randolph Campus will be open to visitors on Saturdays from 9 a.m.to 3 p.m.