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HAROLD GARDE, ORIGINATOR:
A DECADE OF STRAPPO
and
REACHING CRITICAL MASS
June 9, 2003 through July 2, 2003
"Harold Garde, Originator: A Decade of Strappo" will open Monday June 9, 2003. "Reaching Critical Mass", a related group exhibition of strappo works by twenty-six artists who have learned the strappo method and incorporated it into their studio practice, will run concurrently at the Museum. Both exhibitions were organized for the Museum by guest curator, Charon Luebbers.
An artist reception for both exhibitions will be held on Friday June 13, 2003, from 6-8pm at the Museum.
A gallery talk demonstration with Harold Garde will be held on Saturday, June 14, 2003, at 2pm, again at the Museum.
Strappo is an innovative method of dry transfer acrylic monotype developed, named and taught by painter and printmaker, Harold Garde.
Garde, who divides his time between Maine and New Smyrna Beach, is the subject of a recently released Maine PBS television production “Harold Garde Maine Master.”
"A Decade of Strappo" includes representative strappo works by Harold Garde from each of the ten years following 1993 when he first perfected the strappo printmaking technique. Included in the mini-retrospective are works from Garde’s figure, landscape and kimono series.
The group strappo exhibition, "Reaching Critical Mass", demonstrates a wide range of styles and approaches from pure abstraction/non-objective to still-life and landscape. The exhibition includes strappo works by:
 Jean Banas |
Frances Massey |
| Donne Bitner |
Mary McBride |
| Susan Bump |
Bruno Moskola |
| Charlotte May Campbell |
Gretchen Nass |
| Joyce Colvario |
Betty Parker |
| Ruth Davis |
Norma Pruden |
| Gail DeMers |
Elsie Shaw |
| Judi Dold |
Antoinette
Slick |
| Judy Gilmer |
Jennie Snyder |
| Carson Kapp |
Elaine D’Amore Tillard |
| Eileen Katz |
Trish Thompson |
| Linda Knight |
Ginnie Ungewitter |
| Charon Luebbers |
Jane Ward |
Among the many artists selected for the exhibition, two are particularly notable: Elsie Shaw and Trish Thompson, both of whom have made significant contributions to the further dissemination of the strappo method.
Museum visitors can view the exhibitions "Harold Garde, Originator: A Decade of Strappo" and "Reaching Critical Mass", June 9, 2003, through July 2, 2003, Monday through Friday from 10am to 4pm and weekends from 12pm to 4pm. OMAM is located at 78 E. Granada Blvd. in Ormond Beach. For more information call Ann Burt, Museum Director or Erin Friedberg, Curator of Education and Special Events at (386) 676-3347.
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