Showing posts with label sarah burns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sarah burns. Show all posts

October 18, 2007

Orb love



Beautiful ceramic Orb jars by Sarah Burns. Available at our shop!

October 15, 2007

Sarah Burns Beautiful Bead sculptures

These are the most stunning use of high fire clay which I have seen in a long time. We are thrilled to have Sarah's work in this exhibit. They are mounted on a cement stand and can be installed inside or out!

More photos at my flickr

October 08, 2007

Sarah Burns Orbs and Jars


larger orb camel and grey with dots

medium orb sand colored

split jar camel and gray colored

medium orb blue and gray colored

larger orb dotty rust colored

gray and rust colored orb with lines

I hope everyone had a lovely weekend with sunshine and family, good times and perhaps some creative outlet? We spent most of our weekend outside, picking apples, walking and driving through the perfect New Hampshire roadways filled with changing leaves warm weather and a two language conversation. Because of our travels I neglected the shop a bit so to answer some questions - the work is going in today! We made a new section with just new arrivals, so you can find them easily there first.
Sarah Burns work is always available in our shop under ceramics and when she is an exhibitor those works also go under the current exhibition too. Pop over to the shop for prices and sizes.
Cooling off here today, so time to pull out those woolies!

October 02, 2007

Sarah Burns


stack of beads, originally uploaded by artstreamstudios.

These table top sculptures by Sarah Burns in soda fired ceramic are too much fun to not play with. They can be arranged at your whim and remodel when you are feeling artistic. The top bead has not top hole, but all the others are ready to arrange each time you feel the urge!
The bases are made from turned mahogany (by Sarah's father) and are simply lovely singularly or in a group.
From $125 - $145 Available in our shop!

September 28, 2007

Sarah Burns split jar


Sarah Burns split jar, originally uploaded by artstreamstudios.

Oh how I love Sarah's work. Yes, I am a ceram-a-holic. I know it and thank goodness I can live with all this lovely work each day in the gallery. Makes me very happy...
This one off jar is a soda fired stoneware which is more sculptural than most functional ware. I love the ridges the twirly tops and the fact you can play with it to make it look differently each time you use it. Open, closed, back to front. Fun!
Go to the shop on Monday and choose from four different works. They are all very special!

September 13, 2007

Fenway and flora and more-a


Tom Glover Fenway oil

Erik Boettcher 1965 mixed media

Roger Allen photographs

Sarah Burns bead stack clay (yes it can be touched and played with !)

Sarah Burns Vases clay

Tom Glover Fenway oil

Our next exhibition has so many beautiful elements that it makes my head spin. Tom Glover has been working for a year on a series of paintings for us based on abstractions of the Fenway. You know, Green Monster, CVS sign, the striped infield/outfield, Bos-ton? Along side of this are Sarah Burn's gorgeous orbs, bead sculptures and vases which look simply plucked from the sea itself. If this wasn't enough, Erik Boettcher's work, which you know I just love, is hanging on the eQuinox wall along with Roger Allen's (from Vancouver) photographs. - (found him through poppytalk.) I am going to shower you with photos today and then break it down a little more in the coming days to give enough attention to detail for each artist.

Sarah Burns large bead sculptures clay
Show Details:
Opening Saturday September 15th from 5:30 -7:30 p.m. Do come by!
Through 10/31

A huge thanks to Ms. Anne Bryant on her glowing review of the exhibit, over at the Herald. I'm off today to meetings but see you tomorrow.

May 14, 2007

Sarah Burns



makes beautiful sculptural soda fired pottery. Here is her "twist" vase. The little hole at the top of the vase makes it for me. Her work will be featured in a summer exhibition here with a couple of other artists. This vase and some of her work will appear in the online shop too. Stay tuned!
I hope everyone had a lovely mother's day somehow yesterday. We did at chez Schwake. It's good to be pampered!