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Artist Statement:
HARRY ANDERSON
My work as an artist has always been connected with an affinity towards the found object. I am an enthusiastic collector of mass-produced, consumer goods from the '30s, '40s and '50s. In the mid '80s, light, then function became notable elements in my work. These works were mainly rearranged lamp components. Later, with the help and collaboration of several glass artists, hand blown glass elements were incorporated.
This work still utilizes light as an element but it is no longer the main focus. Recent work involves the juxtaposition of objects that have ceased to serve their original purpose. They are used as components in a static arrangement to create a new work. The objects that make up a piece are elements in a dialogue, at times playful, at time serious. As the vision changes new elements are used. The flee markets I haunted through the seventies and eighties and the consumer items found there, such as FIESTA WARE inspired the Installations, Sculptures and Artists Books that were my work then. These days I find many of the materials used in the work in the industrial salvage yards that have been created by the dismantling of U.S. ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Dec 08 RANDOM THOUGHTS, Colaciello Gallery, Armory Art Center, West Palm beach, FL
Solo and Collaborative Exhibitions
Mar 07 OBJECTS AND ILLUMINATIONS, The Paul Fisher Gallery, West Palm Beach, FL
Apr 06 CHA CHA CHA, The Paul Fisher Gallery, West Palm Beach, FL
Jul 04 Snyderman Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
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Artist Galleries:
Paul Fisher Gallery
433 Flamingo Drive
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Phone (561) 832-5255
Fax (561) 832-0618
Snyderman Gallery
303 Cherry Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106
Phone (215) 238-9576
Fax (215) 238-9351
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