Jewelry makers Steve Ford and David Forlano live miles apart and yet collaborate on such pieces as “Untitled (FF100211G).’’
(Fuller Craft Museum)
ART REVIEW
Other lines, other wonders
Craft artists show intent, whimsy in their drawings
Jewelry makers Steve Ford and David Forlano live miles apart and yet collaborate on such pieces as “Untitled (FF100211G).’’
(Fuller Craft Museum)
BROCKTON — A good artist’s aesthetic is as unique as a thumbprint. That’s most striking when you can track an artist migrating across media, and especially when the media go from 3-D to 2-D, as is the case in “Different Lines: Drawings by Craft Artists,’’ a compact and fascinating exhibit at the Fuller Craft Museum. (Full article: 883 words)
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