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Think Bigger about...

  • Purpose
    • Mission, Vision, Values
  • Leadership
    • Our Team
    • About Our Founder
  • Focus
    • Mental Health
    • Education
    • Arts
    • Mental Health Acronym Guide
  • Initiatives
    • Think Bigger Do Good
    • Policy Work
    • Peg’s Gallery
    • LeBron James Family Foundation
    • The Stepping Up Initiative The Ohio Project
    • A Unified Vision
    • Park Lane Project
    • Clear Pathways
    • Endowments
    • Crisis Response
  • Excellence

Peg’s Gallery


Peg’s Gallery, in the lobby of the Margaret Clark Morgan Building, is one way the Foundation increases awareness and engagement by the general public in the arts. This space is always free and open to the public, which is one way we seeks to increase awareness of and engagement in the arts.

Material Manipulation

Original works by Clare Murray Adams & Susan McClelland

Exhibition ran from August 17, 2022 through October 18, 2022

Material Manipulation featured image

Clare Murray Adams

As a mixed media artist I am drawn to a wide variety of materials… paper, fabric, paint, encaustic wax, boxes, containers. My interest in techniques and processes also run the gamut…collage, printmaking, sewing, painting, assemblage.

I select materials for their ability to communicate my ideas or create a narrative. The work often explores ideas around memory and identity where the use of fabric or clothing becomes a narrative that tells a story of people, place and time. Whether abstract or rooted in imagery that is concrete the work is imbued with emotional qualities that are represented in the colors, patterns and materials that I use.

www.claremurrayadams.com


Susan McClelland

Mending, repair, rebirth, renewal, creation are all descriptions that in some way can describe my work. I build organic systems. As with all systems, some form of preservation is required in order for the entity to continue. Damage occurs for various reasons: everyday abrasion, trauma, invasive species, technological advances, and universal existence. These events alter an entity.

My work focuses on documenting the changes that result from the accumulation of our experiences. The pieces visually describe the alterations of one’s internal and external environment. My intent is to portray images of changes. The imagery is abstract and suggestive of a captured thought rather than a specific event. Left in an unrefined state, the work never reaches the point of flawless completion. The work reflects a moment or an accumulation of moments, its flaws, and uncertainties.

susan-mcclelland.com

Previous Exhibitions

Soaring with Hope Artists of MOCA House

October 26, 2022 through January 2, 2022

Material Manipulation

August 17, 2022 through October 18, 2022

Summer Sunshine

June 8, 2022 through August 9, 2022

PARALLEL VOICES

March 23, 2022 through May 24, 2022

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