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Bakers Dozen 2006
Quicksilver Presents the Work
of 13 Bay Area Artists
January 13 - February 19, 2006
The Quicksilver Mine Co. will present the
Gallery’s second annual Bakers Dozen 2006 beginning on January 13th.
This year’s Bakers Dozen, an invitational show
curated by the Gallery, showcases the work of thirteen sculptors,
mixed-media artists, painters, ceramic artists, and printmakers.
Exquisite small works by Andrea Hibbard, Hamlet Mateo’s fine pen and
ink drawings, assemblage sculpture by Robert O’Connor and Deborah
Colotti, Nuala Creed’s unusual figurative ceramics, as well as
paintings by Nancy Speir and Michele Bellefeuille are included in
this Show. Willits artist Chris Beards presents his unusual mixed
media sculpture, along with small collage pieces by Andrea Fuhrman
from Grass Valley, Deborah Salomon’s carefully rendered monoprints,
and lost wax cast bronze sculpture by Don Ajello. Intimate collaged
drawings and paintings by Maria-Esther Sund and Leslie Zumwalt round
out the Exhibition.
Bakers Dozen 2006 opens with an Artist Reception
on Saturday, January 14th from 4—6pm, and continues through February
19th.

"Mouthful", Nancy Speir
acrylic on panel

"Adam on Sunday without Gas or Electricity (pg. 49)",
Hamlet Mateo,
ink on paper, 2005

"Hector's End", Nancy Speir, acrylic on panel

"Form 2", Deborah Salomon, monotype, 2005
BABES IN ARMS
This body of work reflects my concern for the
values we are passing on to the children of the world.
My babies are sweet and precious as all babies
are, but they carry with them lethal weapons that may well be their
future if indeed there is a future for them. They need the
protection of gas masks and hard hats for their survival in the
toxic world of war they face.
The contradictory symbols on the children’s
clothing, religious icons and Disney-like characters on their gas
tanks reflect our ambiguous value system.
-Nuala Creed, 2005

"Babes in Arms 2", Nuala Creed, ceramic
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"Babes in Arms 1",
Nuala Creed, ceramic

"Continuity (detail)", Chris Beards, mixed media, 2004

"A Peaceful Adolescence"
Hamlet Mateo,
ink on paper, 2005

"Tree of Legs", Deborah Colotti,
porcelain & redwood,
13' X 1' X 1', 2005

"Garden", Andrea Fuhrman
mixed media collage
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