Adaptive Objects / or / Terms for Living, an exhibition of ceramic works by Benjamin Teague

This three-part exhibition of ceramic works by Benjamin Teague shares objects from distinct periods in his work, creating three installations expressing the shifts in his emotional, observational, and philosophical relationship with the objects over time.   With inspiration ranging from emotional loss to references of film and art history to the visual inspiration of daily life, Teague’s vessels show us how seemingly disparate occurrences, people, and things are all connected and ever-evolving.   Each object is both a striking example of Teague’s mastery of his craft, and a humble testament to the beauty of simply enduring the vicissitudes of time.    

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I.M. Weiss Gallery focuses on contemporary craft disciplines, artists and ideas that make compelling objects. Their program is a living archive of craft and design for Detroit and beyond. Their mission is to nurture a new generation of the region’s iconic craft and design legacy.

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