New Harmony Gallery hosts exhibition, Residence V
New Harmony Gallery hosts exhibition, Residence V
2/5/2021 | University Communications
The New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art’s latest exhibition,
Residence V, will be on display Saturday, February 6 through Saturday, March 20.
Residence V is an annual exhibition that showcases the resident artists from the New Harmony Clay Project (NHCP) located at the Sarah Campbell Blaffer Ceramic Studio, in the lawn adjacent to Philip Johnson's Roofless Church. This year the exhibition will feature artists Cori Crumrine, Maxwell Mustardo, Alisha Porter and Amanda Straeffer.
The NHCP residency program fosters an environment that supports the investigation of new ideas and work of ceramic artists. The program operates under the New Harmony Artist Guild, a non-profit 501(c)3, that serves as an incubator for nurturing the arts. NHCP is a rural residency program, supported by the Efroymson Family Fund, Greater Houston Community Foundation, Lenny and Anne Dowhie Trusts and Robert Lee Blaffer Foundation. The goal is to encourage emerging and professional visual artists and educators in ceramics by giving them quiet space and the time to develop a new body of work.