Artist Information:
Cindy Weaver
Wilmington, NC
United States
Member Since: Nov 2005
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Artist Statement:
I would characterize my
pottery as being organically
inspired and calming to the
senses. I love to play with
asymmetrical balance, allowing
each piece of porcelain to
tell me how it will evolve
into its finished shape. Each
work expresses fluid movement,
or sometimes a growth path,
often inspired by ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
1997
National Fourth of July Juried
Show, Associated Artists of
South Port, Franklin Square
Gallery, Honorable Mention for
Sculptural Form
1998
Orange Street Juried Art
Festival
National Fourth of July Juried
Show, Associated Artists of
South Port, Franklin Square
Gallery
Piney Woods Juried Art Show,
CP&L Purchase Award presented
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Artist Galleries:
Louise Wells Cameron Art
Museum Shop, Wilmington, NC
Fayetteville Art Museum,
Fayetteville, NC
Sunset River Marketplace,
Calabash, NC
Simply Posh, Las Cruces, NM
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Artist Reviews:
Carolina Arts - Feature
Articles November Issue 2005
Sunset River Marketplace in
Calabash, NC, Features Works
by Cindy Weaver
Ginny Lassiter, director of
Sunset River Marketplace in
Calabash, NC, announced the
gallery will be featuring new
sculptured clay works by
Wilmington, NC, artist Cindy
Weaver, through Dec. 3, 2005.
The show ...
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Collections:
Progress Energy, Wilmington,
NC
University of North Carolina
at Wilmington, Permanent
Collection...
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Cindy Weaver's Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Cindy Weaver's Portfolio. Browse Weaver's body of work: I would characterize my pottery as being organically inspired and calming to the senses. I love to play with asymmetrical balance, allowing each piece of porcelain to tell me how it will evolve into its finished shape. Each work expresses fluid movement, or sometimes a growth path, often inspired by details of the human form and the human story.
Since my goal is to achieve both visual and tactile beauty, my smaller pieces are intended to encourage holding. The color and texture of their buffed surfaces are inspired by stones, weathered wood, seashells, marble, leather and bird eggs.
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