27 October 2011

Jeffery Zimmer's New Work @ Philly Museum Of Art Craft Show


Jeff Zimmer, We Were All Wrong (The Home of My Father), 2011.
Multiple layers of enameled and sandblasted glass in lightbox.
22 x 25 x 7"

The 35th annual Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show will be held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.

WGS alumn Jeff Zimmer will be one of the artists featured by Scotland in the Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show Nov 10 – 13, 2011. Jeff will be exhibiting his exquisite series "Whitewash". This past summer, Jeff's work was a favorite of Washington Post arts critic Michael O'Sullivan in his review of the LongView Gallery show of Washington Glass School artists.

Said Jeff of his new works: "Whitewash depicts a series of landscapes, both urban and rural, American and Scottish, under a blanket of snow -- a metaphor for the way we, as individuals and nations, ‘whitewash’ our pasts. The luminous, internally illuminated landscapes, placed in thick frames, contrast the untrammelled snow with the barely-concealed debris which remains, only partially hidden from view."

Jeff Zimmer, We Were All Wrong (The Writing on the Wall) 2011
Multiple layers of enamelled and sandblasted glass in lightbox
18 x 15 x 6"

The Glass Quarterly blog gives a nice cover to Jeff's work online - click HERE to jump to Ruth Reader's article.

Click HERE to jump to more of Jeff's series "Whitewash" (every piece is stunning, by the way).

1 comment:

(CW) said...

I am very excited to see Jeff's work at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show next week. It will be great to see the pieces in the flesh, so please come on down and visit him and the other 24 Scottish based makers who are part of the Scottish invasion this year!

Promises to be a VERY exciting show!