Making Time celebrates a selection of L.A.-based artists who have shared their artwork in solo exhibitions at Craft Contemporary over the last ten years. Their iconic works mark time in a variety of ways and showcase the diversity of materials and processes that have made contemporary craft vibrant and relevant. This exhibition is an opportunity to reflect upon the dynamic work of these artists and highlight the impact they have had on the museum’s development over the years.
Material History – Study Guide
EXPLORE THE ARTISTS' PAST EXHIBITIONS AT CRAFT CONTEMPORARY:
Crossing the Line A Space by Tanya Aguiñiga, installation view, 2011.
Daydreaming by Uzumaki Cepeda, installation view, 2018.
Beatriz Cortez, structures from 'Trinidad / Joy Station' interacting
with the Los Angeles River at the Bowtie Project, 2018. Courtesy of
the artist and Commonwealth and Council, Los Angeles / Photo:
Gina Clyne
Keiko Fukazawa, Chinese Still Life #1, 2013. Porcelain, glaze, transfers, gold luster, dimensions variable, courtesy of the artist. Photo: Susan Einstein.
Katherine Gray, The Break (detail), 2013. Blown glass, acrylic shelving, 57.5 x 83 x 36 inches, Courtesy of the artist.
Gronk in his studio, 2016.
Sherin Guirguis, Triple Disk Lotus (here I have returned), 2018. Hand cut paper, ink, gold leaf, acrylic paint, 48 x 48 in. Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Panic Studio LA
Betye Saar: Keepin' It Clean, installation view, 2017.
Timothy Washington, 1A, 1972. Drypoint and auto primer on aluminum, leather saddlebag, draft card, 24 x 24 x 1.5 inches, Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Noel Bass.
Ann Weber Love and Other Audacities, installation view, 2011