Flinn Gallery's Elemental
Elemental showcases the work of twelve members of the Boston Sculptors Gallery. The sculptors use clay, fabric, metal, plastic, stone, and wood, often in inventive combinations. Though the materials, scales, and techniques vary widely, each piece was selected around the unifying theme of elemental. This concept is intentionally open-ended, evoking ideas of the primitive and fundamental, the classical elements of nature, and the chemical building blocks that form the world around us. Collectively, the works reflect the artists’ shared inspiration: the beauty and fragility of the natural world and our deep, often complex relationship with it.


15 items
The Sculptor's Eye
Looking at Contemporary American Art
The Artist's Manual
the Definitive Art Sourcebook--media, Materials, Tools, and Techniques
Seeing Like An Artist
What Artists Perceive in the Art of Others
Resilient Stitch
Wellbeing and Connection in Textile Art
Strange Clay
Ceramics in Contemporary Art
The Entanglement
How Art and Philosophy Make Us What We Are
What Art Does
An Unfinished Theory
The Work of Art
How Something Comes From Nothing
Fiber
Sculpture 1960-present
Connecting With Nature
Mindful Stitching and Textile Art Through the Seasons
Thrown
a Modern Potter's Guide to Working With Clay on the Wheel
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