R.G. Brown, of Georgia,
uses cast iron to create
garden thrones. His chair
designs are inspired by leaves
and are bold, stately forms.
Many of Brazeau's garden
sculptures also take the form
of chairs. Definitely more
sculptural than functional,
Brazeau uses furniture as in-
spiration for his forms. A
skilled metalsmith and a
graduate student at Cran-
brook, he manipulates steel
rods into lyrical forms.
The bronze sculptures of
Penchansky-Glasser include
dancers that are always in
motion yet precisely poised
and balanced.
In contrast to Penchansky-
Glasser's intimate, delicate
figures, Chatterley presents
the human form as
architecture.

Pamela Feldman

Sheryl Katzman

Rebecca Grant

Brian Walker

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Robinson's Work
At Robert Kidd

New hand-made paper
reliefs by Aviva Robinson will
be on exhibit June 9 through
July 7 at the Robert Kidd
Gallery in Birmingham. An
opening reception honoring
the artist will be held June 9,
4-7 p.m.
Robinson, a Bloomfield
Hills artist, is creating works
in a new medium. Her im-
agery continues to concern
itself with layered shafts of
light — crisp, clean and pure.
Robinson's current process
involves vacuum forming
paper fibers into a large-scale
dimensional format. She then
layers transparent watercolor
and acrylic washes over the
paper construction with the
result that her crisp-edged
colors merge with the rich
textures of the hand-made
paper.

Seth Jackier

Detroit Country Day

Heather Davis

Elya Oslan

West Bloomfield High

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Ben Karbal

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Churchill High

Andover High

Groves High

'Art On The Town'
Slated In Novi

Novi Town Center, in
cooperation with Route 10
Gallery and the Novi Jaycees,
will present an upscale juried
fine arts fair June 9-10 —
"Art On The Town."
The show will feature 50
artists.
The exhibitors were chosen
by juried entries and special
invitation. The entries were
juried by Ann Treadwell,
director of the Creative Arts
Center in Pontiac and Jen-
nifer Davidson, Fine Arts
Consultant for Oakland
Schools.
The mixed media show will
highlight a large variety of
art forms including fiber,
sculpture, painting, jewelry,
ceramics, photography, wood
and stained glass. Some of the
creators will be
demonstrating their craft
during the show.

Eric Shindler

Melisa Levin

Ethan Goldsmith

Amy Sonne

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North Farmington High

Berkley High

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