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In October of 2006 I organized a group show of about
a dozen artists all working in some way with objects and/or subject matter from the past. The show was called 'REINVENTION'.
I included both my wall and free standing works that typically
incorporate my ceramics with collected 'whats its'.
| 'Reinvention' Exhibit |
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| The piece on the wall is titled 'Average Day Civilian' $225 |
| 'Old Hat Pins and the Beating of War Drums' |
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| $600 |
Old Hat Pins was the first conglomeration of my
ceramic pieces with found stuff that I'd picked up over the years, into a full fledged sculpture.
Standing about 20 inches High, she (it) is a two faced icon that was inspired by a desire for a more honest
and less hyprocritical democracy. The symbolism can be seen at a close range scrutiny in old postage stamps,
(one of Thomas Paine) rusted crowns, and, as yet, un-catagorized oddities.
| 'Average Day Civilian' |
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| This old game board inspired piece confronts the subject of the Iraq Invasion |
| An early Bas Relief original 'Conversation' |
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| copyright Kate Stigdon 1998/Sold |
"Tap through the creative meanderings of Kas"
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