Despite an overly theatrical installation with darkened walls, professional pool lighting and plinths and pedestals of varying heights, the collective force of Tip Toland’s recent sculptures outweighs any stagy gimmicks of presentation or display. Perhaps in an attempt to make them seem unusually serious, Toland and the staff at Traver Gallery (www.travergallery.com) in Seattle, Washington, concocted a spectacle of old age, regret, loss, escape, and, let it be said, death, into a deeply satisfying aesthetic experience. Read More
October 2018 • Table of Contents
On the Cover
Features
Departments
- Quick Tip: Luster Bottle Holder
- From the Editor
- Exposure: October 2018
- Clay Culture: Innovative Human
- Clay Culture: Yankee Swap
- Clay Culture: Enhancing Life
- Studio Visit: Scott Jelich, Anchorage, Alaska
- Gallery Guide 2019
- Techno File: Flat-Top Roof Repair
- Tips and Tools: L-Shaped Test Tile
- Recipes: Atmospheric Surfaces
- Call for Entries October 2018
- Spotlight: Retail Therapy