| about beth menczer |
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| Clay artist Beth Augusta Menczer lives in Glenwood, New Mexico;
where she creates the animals she loves. Calling her works "three-dimensional
paintings", Menczer continues to stretch her fascination and appreciation
for clay as an art form. Splashes of color, intricate designs and her unique construction of the animals eyes transform inert clay objects into vibrant art forms. A New Englander by birth, Menczer received an Associate Science Degree, with Honors in Ceramics, from Endicott Junior College, Beverly, MA in 1969. She graduated with a Bachelors of Arts Degree from Alfred University's prestigious College of Ceramic in 1973. She has been featured in several art magazines, such as Southwest Art and the Santa Fean, and her unique clay art resides in many private and public collections (most recent-Capitol Arts Foundation,NM) throughout the United States, Europe and Israel. |
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contact the artist resume |
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| Beth A. Menczer EDUCATION 1973 B.F.A. Degree Alfred University, College of Ceramics, Presently Represented by: ARTIST IN RESIDENCE 2007 "Sitting With Horses" Eklektikas Gallery, Silver City, New Mexico 2004 Two Person Show 2004 "Herd But Not Forgotten", New Work 2001 "Ravens and Raku", 2 Person show 1995 "Neo Mimbreno", Invitational 1990 "Illusive Images" juried - Best in Show 1988 "The Dripless Spout: Innovative Teapots" Juried; Award 1987 "Clay in '87", Juried; Museum Art Gallery, UNM 1985 Tarble Art Gallery, One Person Show 1969 Endicott Junior College Art Gallery, Beverly MA |
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| recent collection | |||
| Capitol Arts Foundation, Round House, Santa Fe, NM | |||