April 18th through May 17th, 2008

Passages
new work by Sharon Feder and John Ferguson

Show opens on Friday April 18th, 6–9 pm

First Friday Reception May 2nd from 6-10pm
with music by Andy Monley and the High Horses

Ironton Studios is open Monday through Friday from 10 to 4, and Saturdays from 12 to 4.

 

Sharon Feder's journey through painting has taken her into the land of the abstract, into landscape, and back to portraiture. Her newest paintings reflect the passage of time, and the outside influences that change and shape us. Water, train tracks, bridges, and even gravestones mark the passage of life from one side to the other. The underlying structure of this series encourage an interchange with the viewer and a narrative emerges.The tension between Feder’s materials and her regionalist influences charge the work while resisting the typical sentimentality of such paintings.
For more information visit sfeder.com.

John Ferguson is a sculptor who works primarily in steel with contrasting material such as concrete, glass, rock, wood and reed. This body of work continues to focus on the relationships between man, his nature and the continued quest for something more. From non-awareness to awareness, these figurative sculptures evoke personal growth; not only through what they contain but more specifically through what is intentionally missing, how they stand and relate to each other and their environment.
More information at johntferguson.com.

 

 

 

Painting by Sharon Feder

Sculpture by John Ferguson

 

Plant Yourself in RiNoJoin us for the

RiNo Spring Studio Tour!

 

Celebrate Spring with a canvas of color in the River North Art District.
"Plant Yourself In RiNO"
Saturday, May 17th from 11am - 5pm


For more information visit the RiNo website at rivernorthart.com

Next Up at Ironton:
Sticks and Stones: Branching Out
Vicki Rottman and Loay Boggess
Opening Reception: Friday, May 23rd, 6-9pm

Summer Solstice Closing Party: Friday, June 20th, 6-9pm

 


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Past Shows at Ironton:

March 2008 Clearing: The Aspen Series, new works by Meredith Nemirov
February 2008 They Are What They Are, New Sculptural Works by Michael Brohman
January 2008 Paper, Scissors, Rock, Works on Paper and Space Specific Installation by Mindy Bray
November 2007 Sporting and Recreation, Furniture by Chase DeForest
September 2007 Mum Immortals, Stone Sculpture by Dan Brandemuehl
August 2007 Digit-all Art, Jerry De La Cruz
July 2007 Glacial, Tim Berg and Bob Koons
June 2007 New Works, Heidi Jung and John Ferguson
April 2007 Since the House is on Fire let us Warm our Hands, Sharon Feder and Mike Mancarella
March 2007 Recurrent Nightmare, an installation of miniature proportions by Chelsea Hunt
February 2007 NEMESIS, new paintings by Robin Schaefer
January 2007 Iron, Et Cetera, curated by Rian Kerrane and Mark Guilbeau
December 2006 IAMAMAN, Charles Counter, Randy Brown, and Stan Meyer
November 2006 Eudora's Belles, Patricia "Murph" Murphy
September 2006 In the Between, Jill Hadley Hooper
August 2006 ...and we all fall down, Sharon M Bankert
July 2006 Derniers Soupirs, Viviane Le Courtois
June 2006 Ironton Group Show 2006
May 2006 "Year of Art, Year of Words", Disparate Women
April 2006 "Reflections", John Ferguson and Phyllis Ryder
March 2006 Between Words, Emily vonSwearingen and Jake Adam York
February 2006 Considering the Sublime, Scott Engel and William Sutton
January 2006 Marking Three Paths, Bill McDonald, Jennifer Bowes, and Tonia Bonnell
November 2005 Nothing of Their Being Red, Robin Schaefer and Syrie Kovitz
September 2005 Paper Sky, Peter Arcidiacono
August 2005 Between Elements, Sharon Feder and David Walter
July 2005 Ironton Group Show 2005
May 2005 Ecoficial, Tim Berg
April 2005 Dual Nature, Sharon M Bankert and Michelle Barnes
March 2005 Functional Shift, Kim Ferrer
February 2005 Walking Through, Judy Anderson and Ginny Hoyle
January 2005 Borrowed Light, Marina Graves, Gwen Laine, and Ron Pollard

 

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Ironton Studios is proud to be a member of the River North Art District.

RiNo. Where art is made.

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