Considered Intent: Intent I.

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Barb Tipton, "A Clean Breath Of Red," 2017

earthenware, wheel thrown and altered with multiple slips, glazes, decals, 5.5" x 3.5" (14 x 9 cm)

Intent 1, the first of the exhibition series Considered Intent, includes sculptural works by acclaimed clay artists Ruth Chambers, Jeannie Mah and Barb Tipton. Our show is in conjunction with the Ruth Chambers’ solo exhibition Tend at the Art Gallery of Regina (Saskatchewan, Canada) February 5 to April 11, 2021 and with Human Capital at the MacKenzie Art Gallery (Regina, Sask., Canada) which includes Jeannie Mah works (until 18 April 2021).

Week 1 - Barb Tipton…

Barb Tipton is an expressive and innovative ceramic artist, who explores the aesthetic as well as technical elements of clay.

Tapping our memories, the artist returns to familiar themes to investigate fundamental forms and expressions on and of cups and saucers, through various means. Her sculptures are stick thrown, hand built and assembled with multiple slips glazes.

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Jeannie Mah, "Luxembourg Gardens, Allee," 2000

porcelain, photocopy transfer with underglazes, 13.5 inches (34.5 cm).

Week 2 - the amazing porcelain cups of Jeannie Mah

Jeannie Mah is well known for her fine porcelain work; she produces embossed and photo embedded porcelain pieces of supreme delicacy. Her porcelain narratives document her time either at home in Regina or abroad, such as in France or in southern Portugal.

They speak of the quiet, layered history of beautiful places.