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Members Opening — Recall. Reframe. Respond. The Art of Paul ScottThursday, October 9, 5–6 p.m.
FREE. Registration encouraged. → http://bit.ly/3HQEInH
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Join us in the Marek-Weaver Family Commons for light refreshments from 5–6 p.m. before heading to see Recall. Reframe. Respond followed immediately by CAM Presents: Paul The Art of Paul Scott in the Fath Auditorium at 6 p.m. The exhibition is then open until 8 p.m. just for you! RSVPs are encouraged!* Please check in downstairs when you arrive or up at the front desk with Visitor Services.
At first glance, artist Paul Scott’s transfer-printed tableware* may look familiar—like something you have seen in your grandparents’ china cabinet or a second-hand shop. Look closer and you will notice subtle differences that add up to a powerful narrative shift. Scott (British, b. 1953) subverts this seemingly unassuming blue-and-white “cultural wallpaper” to create sharp, thought-provoking social commentary. Working with new ceramic forms or repurposing antique pieces, Scott breaks, reassembles, erases, and adds details using screenprinting, engraving, and collage processes to create new “historical” patterns. Broadly, his works address updated narratives about art, history and American experiences.
Call (513) 639-2966 or Visitor Services at (513) 721-2787 with any questions or to register over the phone.
image credit: Sampler Jug (after Stubbs), No. 8, from the series Cumbrian Blue(s), New American Scenery, 2022, Paul Scott (British, b. 1953), transfer-printed collage on pearlware jug, Courtesy of Paul Scott and Ferrin Contemporary, © 2022 Paul Scott, photo credit: John Polak
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The Cincinnati Art Museum is open Tuesday–Sunday. Free general admission & free parking. Please visit cincinnatiartmuseum.org for more information.
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Cincinnati Art Museum, 953 Eden Park Dr,Cincinnati, United States
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