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Kimberly Winkle
Smithville, Tennessee
Box of Golden Spheres, 2017
Poplar, paint
5.5 x 5.5 x 5.5 inches | 13.97 x 13.97 x 13.97 cm
I chose to utilize the exhibition theme to address the box's interior shape and its contents. Upon first glance the cube form appears to completely disregard the exhibition theme, however upon further investigation and interaction, one sees the interior is a celebration of spheres. The box's cavity is created by two lathe turned hemispherical forms, which contain a plethora of multiple sized resplendent golden spheres. The glittery spheres appear gemlike and are accented by a single red cube, which mimics the box's exterior shape. In the end, I hope to create a sense of surprise and wonderment as the user opens the box to reveal an interior of golden splendor.
Red polychrome box with interior sphere box, which contains multiple sized resplendent golden orbs and a single red cube to mimic the exterior shape of the box.
About the Artist
About Kimberly Winkle
Winkle is a maker who creates furniture and objects using wood and paint; her work displays a balance of form, color and surface pattern. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, including SOFA Chicago, Wanted Design NYC and the Architectural Digest Home Show. Her work has been included in a number of publications, including Fine Woodworking and Woodworker magazines and the books 500 Tables, 500 Chairs. Winkle has been awarded several artist residencies, including the International Turning Exchange at the Center for Art in
Wood in Philadelphia, the Windgate Artist Residency at State University New York (SUNY) Purchase, Haystack Mountain School of Crafts and at the Appalachian Center for Craft. She was awarded a State of Tennessee Individual Artist Award in 2011 and the Society of Arts and Crafts (Boston) John D. Mineck furniture fellowship in 2014.
Winkle is an Associate Professor of Art at Tennessee Technological University. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Art in Ceramics from the University of Oklahoma and a Master of Fine Art in Furniture Design from San Diego State University. Her workshop teaching experience includes, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, Anderson Ranch Art Center, The Center for Furniture Craftsmanship and the Appalachian Center for Craft.
Learn more: www.kimberlywinkle.com
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