KIM CRIDLER by Julie Sasse, Curator of Contemporary Art, Tucson Museum of Art
Themes of nature, utility, and the body are evident in the work of emerging artist Kim Cridler. Her interests stem from sentimental sources inspired by a childhood spent caring for the ceramic and silver heirlooms on her familys Michigan farm. Washing, polishing and dusting these objects created an intimate relationship and a sense of care giving that fostered in Cridler an understanding of the combined value of (showing 500 of 9263 characters). |
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