Pete Froehlich “Connections”

Pete Froehlich “Connections”

Pete Froehlich offers an intimate look at the different types of spaces where we seek connections with each other and the objects that occupy and influence those spaces.  A buffet style service, a potluck gathering of friends or family, and the semi-private nature of a cup of your favorite beverage; each provides a different opportunity for the development and strengthening of relationships with each other.  Each space has its own language of movement and functional ceramic pieces to facilitate and bear witness to the intimacy of our interactions with each other. Concurrently, in Parts That Cannot Be Found, Amber Baggette reflects on the constancy and safety she felt growing up in Southwest Louisiana forests, which have since been destroyed by industry. Her intaglio and lithographic prints connect environmental destruction with the abuse she experienced as a child.  

These two exhibitions will be on view April 12–19 with a reception scheduled for Thursday April 17 from 6–8 p.m. Both artists will give a gallery talk: Froehlich will speak at 5:30  p.m. and Baggette will speak at 5:45 p.m. 

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