lindsay ketterer gates: a new vocabulary

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I recently rediscovered an artist who I featured more than two years ago on The Empty Vessel.  In 2006 I wrote about Lindsay Ketterer Gates’ pistachio shell covered vessels.  I still love them, but I’m also intrigued with her use of rich, saturated color (the pistachio shells do have their limits), pattern and texture in the collection of sculptural vessels shown here. Her work draws you in close, closer, closest. All are part of the vocabulary that she speaks about below.  I think Ketterer-Gates gets an ‘A’ in vocabulary.

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3 Responses to lindsay ketterer gates: a new vocabulary
  1. jana roberts benzon
    December 2, 2008 | 12:19 pm

    Wow Susan, thanks for featuring this amazing artist! Lindsay Ketterer-Gates has a new fan…

    I want to see, up close and personal, each of the magnificent pieces on her site…brilliant, beautiful and intriguing work. I’m in love with it…thanks again for the alert :)

  2. Kim Cavender
    December 3, 2008 | 9:19 am

    Wow! Simply incredible texture and design. Maybe I can join Jana and we can start a fan club for Lindsay.

  3. Lindsay
    December 11, 2008 | 6:56 pm

    Thanks for featuring my work & for the nice comments!

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