Dialogue: Lindenfeld & Lindenfeld
Handwoven textiles meet expressive clay and mixed media responses in a mother daughter exhibition by Lore Kadden Lindenfeld and Naomi Lindenfeld at Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center.
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Mother-daughter artists Lore Kadden Lindenfeld and Naomi Lindenfeld in a material dialogue where Lore’s innovative textiles meet Naomi’s clay and mixed media responses, highlighting fiber techniques, sculptural ceramics, and Black Mountain College experimental roots.
Mother-daughter artists Lore Kadden Lindenfeld and Naomi Lindenfeld in a material dialogue where Lore’s innovative textiles meet Naomi’s clay and mixed media responses, highlighting fiber techniques, sculptural ceramics, and Black Mountain College experimental roots.
Mother-daughter artists Lore Kadden Lindenfeld and Naomi Lindenfeld in a material dialogue where Lore’s innovative textiles meet Naomi’s clay and mixed media responses, highlighting fiber techniques, sculptural ceramics, and Black Mountain College experimental roots.
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Intergenerational exhibition pairing Lore Kadden Lindenfeld’s handwoven textiles, fiber collages, and artist books with Naomi Lindenfeld’s tactile colored clay objects, exploring Black Mountain College’s mid-century influence on materials and form.
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