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enThe Tool at Hand- Beth Lipman
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In the Spring of 2011 the Chipstone Foundation and the Milwaukee Art Museum
invited sixteen established artists from Britain and America to participate
in an unusual experiment. Each artist was asked to lay aside his or her
standard tool kit and craft a work of art with one tool alone. The challenge
presented to the artists sounds simple: create a work of art with one tool.
The material and tool were left open-ended with the purpose of encouraging
creativity within the one-tool constraint.
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<p>Remains- Contemporary Artists in a Material Past features the work of three contemporary artists that are engaging with the decorative arts of the seventeenth and eighteenth century: BA Harrington, Beth Lipman, and Sarah Lindley. This exhibition took place in the Milwaukee Art Museum.</p>
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<p>Beth Lipman works primarily in glass, inspired by Dutch still-life painting of the seventeenth century. Her installation Still Life with Metal Pitcher, a table covered in clear glass objects, addresses the laid table tradition of this still-life genre.<br />
The Remains exhibition took place at the Milwaukee Art Museum.</p>
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