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Glenda Guion |
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Upstate artist Glenda Guion will present her hand-built red earthenware clay works in her exhibit, “Terra Firma vs Terra Incognita: Clay Sculpture,” March 7 through April 1 in Gallery II of the Artists Collective | Spartanburg.
“I have been hand building with red earthenware clay for over 40 years,” says Guion, a native of Nashville, Tennessee. “For the past 10 years, I have been living on two acres of land that includes 14 magnolia trees, pines, seed pods, wondering guinea hens, blueberry bushes, gravel paths, owls, and the occasional snake. I am currently making work that attempts to reflect where I am in the world, grounded in the beauty of my own backyard. The exhibit includes a mix of work from over the past few years as well as new work.
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