Connie Norman is known for her painstakingly
executed pottery. Her work has been shown nationally and juried into many national shows. It has been published in numerous national magazines. Exhibited courtesy of Plinth Gallery, Denver, Colorado.
exhibits and represents artists working across a variety of disciplines with particular focus on contemporary book arts, works on paper, collage and assemblage. |
910 Santa Fe, #101, Denver, Colorado, USA at the north end of the 910 Arts Complex in Denver's Art District on Santa Fe 720.282.4052 • alicia (at) abecedariangallery.com
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| Back to Intro List of artists (alphabetized by first name) Carol Erickson Carol Es Cheryl Bailey/Deborah Henson Connie Norman Danielle Feliciano E. Brooke Lanier Elizabeth McKee Ellen Wiener Friedrich Kerksieck Heidi Zednik Jan Owen Jennifer Hines Justin Quinn Kristen Catlett Mamiko Ikeda Marí Emily Bohley Marina Soria Stephen Sidelinger Sun Young Kang Susan Kapuscinski Gaylord Turner Hilliker |
Connie Norman
Cheyenne, Wyoming  Invisible Strength earthenware clay 16 x 6 x 6 © 2011 - $900 All my life I have struggled with writing; now my work is completely covered in text. This paradigm shift has allowed me to experiment in different art forms, and face fears through the medium of art. An interesting adventure in self-discovery! The text in my pieces acts on several levels. For instance, it has texture, pattern, mystery and a path to look inward to decipher a glimpse into my private thoughts. Exhibiting courtesy of Plinth Gallery, Denver, Colorado  A Little Dose of Love
Earthenware clay 31/2 x 101/2 x 31/2 © 2011 - $125 Each piece is constructed with a combination of handbuilt techniques. The glazing process continues the meticulous process by cutting out each design from masking tape. Exhibiting courtesy of Plinth Gallery, Denver, Colorado. |