forthcoming
Partially Buried. Vernacular photographs of earthen homesteads surveying an intercontinental variety of indigenous cultures and subcultural trends to the present day.
past
House of Earth held an all-embracing show of new fine art and studio craft emphasizing the earth-bound nature of objects through progressive and traditional earthen mediums.
Artists include Travis Morehead, Benjamin Zumbrun, Amy Pearl Lang, Allegra Harvard, Terence Mulligan Jr., Rafael Goncalves, Rusha Moon, Gina Bouza, Josh Bulman, Tran Tran, and Noa Ryan.
The viewing hours and documentation happened between Friday, July 5 and Sunday, July 7, 2024 in the unwalled greenhouse beside the First Church of Chicago.*
Benjamin Zumbrun, twin blown glass vases on carved walnut rest
Amy Pearl Lang, incised handmade paper
Noa Ryan, knit banana silk fiber handbag
left to right:
Allegra Harvard, fused metal industrial scrap towers
Rafael Goncalves, sumi ink on stoneware floor vase and glazed stoneware floor vase
Rusha Moon, incinerated lace and acrylic on paper clay vase
Allegra Harvard, fused metal industrial scrap towers
Rafael Goncalves, sumi ink on stoneware floor vase and glazed stoneware floor vase
Rusha Moon, incinerated lace and acrylic on paper clay vase
Terence Mulligan Jr., plywood and natural canvas shelf with terracotta incense rest
Noa Ryan,
knit banana silk fiber handbag
Josh Bulman, stoneware hand sculpture
Allegra Harvard, fused metal industrial scrap towers
Gina Bouza, leaf pulp freestanding shelf with tumblers and flatware