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Pixilated Steps Bench, [front view]
Artist: Sally Michener
Work ID: 54043
Description: Grandview N & Victoria Streets, Vancouver, British Columbia
Des mesures : 0.0696 m h x 0.2088 x 0.2436 m
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass tile on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Oeuvre d'art par Sally Michener
Signs of Our Times, detail 2 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8433
Description: Photo: Barbara Cohen.
Artist's statement: I make the terra cotta shapes; the white tiles are commercial. The female running figure is one major motif, and the ordinary objects are based on the circle, square and triangle.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : Created as a wall, 15.24 panel sections: 243.84 x 365.76 cm; 619.76 x 927.1 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1990
Matériaux : ceramic tile on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Signs of Our Times
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8431
Description: Photo: Barbara Cohen.
Artist's statement: I make the terra cotta shapes; the white tiles are commercial. The female running figure is one major motif, and the ordinary objects are based on the circle, square and triangle.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : Created as a wall, 15.24 panel sections: 243.84 x 365.76 cm; 619.76 x 927.1 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1990
Matériaux : ceramic tile on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Signs of Our Times, detail 1 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8432
Description: Photo: Barbara Cohen.
Artist's statement: I make the terra cotta shapes; the white tiles are commercial. The female running figure is one major motif, and the ordinary objects are based on the circle, square and triangle.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : Created as a wall, 15.24 panel sections: 243.84 x 365.76 cm; 619.76 x 927.1 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1990
Matériaux : ceramic tile on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Touch and Trace
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8434
Description: Photo: Barbara Cohen.
Artist's statement: I have added shards from other people's work to my mix. The terra cotta shapes in the left panel were made for this piece using symbols such as the spiral, arrow, face, hand, female body, circle, square, triangle, and so on. The right panel is primarily comprised of white commercial tiles and mirror-as a contrast.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 121.92 x 243.84 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1991
Matériaux : ceramic tile and mirror on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Touch and Trace, detail
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8435
Description: Photo: Barbara Cohen.
Artist's statement: I have added shards from other people's work to my mix. The terra cotta shapes in the left panel were made for this piece using symbols such as the spiral, arrow, face, hand, female body, circle, square, triangle, and so on. The right panel is primarily comprised of white commercial tiles and mirror-as a contrast.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 121.92 x 243.84 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1991
Matériaux : ceramic tile and mirror on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Women’s Work
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8436
Description: Photo: Barbara Cohen.
Artist's statement: There are 35 - 24 x 24 in. (61 x 61cm) square panels of ceramic tile compositions. Some are geometric compositions, others are landscapes, old game boards and a few suggest the ephemeral, prayer chalk drawings from India. They remind me of quilt or piecework, hence the Women's Work title.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 304.8 x 426.72 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1991-1992
Matériaux : ceramic tile on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Women’s Work, detail
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8437
Description: Photo: Barbara Cohen.
Artist's statement: There are 35 - 24 x 24 in. (61 x 61cm) square panels of ceramic tile compositions. Some are geometric compositions, others are landscapes, old game boards and a few suggest the ephemeral, prayer chalk drawings from India. They remind me of quilt or piecework, hence the Women's Work title.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 304.8 x 426.72 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1991-1992
Matériaux : ceramic tile on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Melanie
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8445
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Part of series related to Alice, Donna, Helen, Adam, John, 1993.
Artist's statement: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 167.64 x 58.42 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1993
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs fired to 04, clad with ceramic tile
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Alice, Donna, Helen, Adam, John, view 1 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8442
Description: Photo: Ken Mayer. Artist's statement: This mixture constitutes a rich mix of past and present, functional and decorative ceramic. Mirror pieces and found glass shards are also used to reflect the viewer and to add sparkle. The figures are life related-not life like. The focus is on geometry and posture. They have a "stick" or totemic quality. Their names are derived form my use of face casts of individual people for the faces of the bodies. Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 12.7 figures from: 162.56 to 193.04 cm
Collection: Koerner Ceramic Collection, Museum of Anthropology, Vancouver
Date de réalisation : 1993
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs fired to 04, clad with ceramic tile
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Alice, Donna, Helen, Adam, John, detail: Helen
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8444
Description: Photo: Ken Mayer. Artist's statement: This mixture constitutes a rich mix of past and present, functional and decorative ceramic. Mirror pieces and found glass shards are also used to reflect the viewer and to add sparkle. The figures are life related-not life like. The focus is on geometry and posture. They have a "stick" or totemic quality. Their names are derived form my use of face casts of individual people for the faces of the bodies. Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 12.7 figures from: 162.56 to 193.04 cm
Collection: Koerner Ceramic Collection, Museum of Anthropology, Vancouver
Date de réalisation : 1993
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs fired to 04, clad with ceramic tile
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Looking Box, view 2 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8439
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: Two wood doors are totally clad by ceramic tiles. They are joined to create an inner space by a wood floor also covered with ceramic tile. This piece is to be entered and experienced from inside with a sense of a "hot box". On one interior side there is a life size female, the opposite side has a male figure. They are composed of ceramic tiles using words and familiar objects, and enough mirror to reflect the viewer(s). Words such as who, art, play, work, why, self, life; objects: heart, apple, telephone, and bike, flower. (06 glazes) The words and objects are ceramic bits made specifically by me for this piece. Other tiles are largely commercial but the ceramic tile mosaic mixture includes shards found on the tidal banks of the Fraser River "sally ann" finds, and pieces from friends, former students and myself. On the floor and outer surfaces the tiles make reference to pattern and domestic space (e.g. shape of a house).
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 228.6 x 121.92 x 35.56 cm deep
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1993
Matériaux : ceramic tile on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Looking Box, detail 2 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8441
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: Two wood doors are totally clad by ceramic tiles. They are joined to create an inner space by a wood floor also covered with ceramic tile. This piece is to be entered and experienced from inside with a sense of a "hot box". On one interior side there is a life size female, the opposite side has a male figure. They are composed of ceramic tiles using words and familiar objects, and enough mirror to reflect the viewer(s). Words such as who, art, play, work, why, self, life; objects: heart, apple, telephone, and bike, flower. (06 glazes) The words and objects are ceramic bits made specifically by me for this piece. Other tiles are largely commercial but the ceramic tile mosaic mixture includes shards found on the tidal banks of the Fraser River "sally ann" finds, and pieces from friends, former students and myself. On the floor and outer surfaces the tiles make reference to pattern and domestic space (e.g. shape of a house).
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 228.6 x 121.92 x 35.56 cm deep
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1993
Matériaux : ceramic tile on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Looking Box, detail 1 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8440
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: Two wood doors are totally clad by ceramic tiles. They are joined to create an inner space by a wood floor also covered with ceramic tile. This piece is to be entered and experienced from inside with a sense of a "hot box". On one interior side there is a life size female, the opposite side has a male figure. They are composed of ceramic tiles using words and familiar objects, and enough mirror to reflect the viewer(s). Words such as who, art, play, work, why, self, life; objects: heart, apple, telephone, and bike, flower. (06 glazes) The words and objects are ceramic bits made specifically by me for this piece. Other tiles are largely commercial but the ceramic tile mosaic mixture includes shards found on the tidal banks of the Fraser River "sally ann" finds, and pieces from friends, former students and myself. On the floor and outer surfaces the tiles make reference to pattern and domestic space (e.g. shape of a house).
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 228.6 x 121.92 x 35.56 cm deep
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1993
Matériaux : ceramic tile on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Alice, Donna, Helen, Adam, John, view 2 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8443
Description: Photo: Ken Mayer. Artist's statement: This mixture constitutes a rich mix of past and present, functional and decorative ceramic. Mirror pieces and found glass shards are also used to reflect the viewer and to add sparkle. The figures are life related-not life like. The focus is on geometry and posture. They have a "stick" or totemic quality. Their names are derived form my use of face casts of individual people for the faces of the bodies. Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 12.7 figures from: 162.56 to 193.04 cm
Collection: Koerner Ceramic Collection, Museum of Anthropology, Vancouver
Date de réalisation : 1993
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs fired to 04, clad with ceramic tile
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Looking Box, view 1 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8438
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: Two wood doors are totally clad by ceramic tiles. They are joined to create an inner space by a wood floor also covered with ceramic tile. This piece is to be entered and experienced from inside with a sense of a "hot box". On one interior side there is a life size female, the opposite side has a male figure. They are composed of ceramic tiles using words and familiar objects, and enough mirror to reflect the viewer(s). Words such as who, art, play, work, why, self, life; objects: heart, apple, telephone, and bike, flower. (06 glazes) The words and objects are ceramic bits made specifically by me for this piece. Other tiles are largely commercial but the ceramic tile mosaic mixture includes shards found on the tidal banks of the Fraser River "sally ann" finds, and pieces from friends, former students and myself. On the floor and outer surfaces the tiles make reference to pattern and domestic space (e.g. shape of a house).
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 228.6 x 121.92 x 35.56 cm deep
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1993
Matériaux : ceramic tile on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Day Long, detail 1 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8448
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: I composed this with the primary image of a running female, and ordinary objects (house, dig, plane, car, apple, etc.), as well as geometric shapes and words to suggest activities of daily life. The figure re-occurs through the panels, which are interspersed with 31cm square mirror tiles (20), which "catch" the viewer in the piece.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 50.8 panels, each: 30.48 x 60.96 cm; 78.74 x 154.94 cm / overall: 156.21 x 469.9 cm; 396.24 x 1193.8 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1994
Matériaux : glazed ceramic tiles, made by the artist, on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Day Long, detail 2 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8449
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: I composed this with the primary image of a running female, and ordinary objects (house, dig, plane, car, apple, etc.), as well as geometric shapes and words to suggest activities of daily life. The figure re-occurs through the panels, which are interspersed with 31cm square mirror tiles (20), which "catch" the viewer in the piece.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 50.8 panels, each: 30.48 x 60.96 cm; 78.74 x 154.94 cm / overall: 156.21 x 469.9 cm; 396.24 x 1193.8 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1994
Matériaux : glazed ceramic tiles, made by the artist, on wood
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Beryl
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8446
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Part of series related to Alice, Donna, Helen, Adam, John, 1993.
Artist's statement: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 198.12 x 90.17 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1995
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs fired to 04, clad with ceramic tile
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Beryl, detail
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8447
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Part of series related to Alice, Donna, Helen, Adam, John, 1993.
Artist's statement: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 198.12 x 90.17 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1995
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs fired to 04, clad with ceramic tile
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
English Bay
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8456
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: Two people wave from high rise apartments near the sea.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 54.61 x 41.91 x 25.4 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1996
Matériaux : ceramic tile mosaic
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Two Dogs in Waiting
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8458
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 49.53 x 39.37 x 39.37 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1996
Matériaux : ceramic tile mosaic
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Katy’s House
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8450
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: This is part of a series of small dwellings or landscape ceramic pieces dealing with intimate relationships and a sense of place-personal "temples" like home. Katy is my daughter so I used very special tiles, e.g. a necklace tile I wore in college.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 35.56 x 25.4 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1996
Matériaux : low fire clay slabs fired to 04, clad with ceramic tile mosaic
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
House on Hill
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8454
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: A figure alone in the world.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 41.91 x 39.37 x 25.4 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1996
Matériaux : ceramic tile mosaic
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Squared Off, view 2 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8452
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: A woman in her room who can see a man in his room, but the doors do not allow entry into the other's space.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 31.75 x 35.56 x 35.56 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1996
Matériaux : ceramic tile mosaic
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Thinking of You
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8455
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: Two houses in differentparts of the world - but connected by two people.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 45.72 x 41.91 x 25.4 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1996
Matériaux : ceramic tile mosaic
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Moon in the Plaza
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8453
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: The moon sends light into an empty city plaza.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 50.8 x 30.48 x 30.48 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1996
Matériaux : ceramic tile mosaic
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Squared Off, view 1 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8451
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: A woman in her room who can see a man in his room, but the doors do not allow entry into the other's space.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 31.75 x 35.56 x 35.56 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1996
Matériaux : ceramic tile mosaic
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Woman on Shelf
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8457
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: A visitor at the front door sees the woman in the window, who is on a shelf.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 49.53 x 25.4 x 25.4 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1996
Matériaux : ceramic tile mosaic
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Bare Bones I, detail 1 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8461
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: This is the beginning of a series of columns. A much finer, smaller tile is used than in previous works like Looking Box or Alice, Donna et al. This work is very labour intensive. (Lots more cutting, fitting). I begin with a black tile line drawing of a skeleton, which wraps around the rectangular or triangular columns. I then add interior body parts such as stomach, eyes, hipbones, and heart which are non literal and playful in mood. They are not realist but images refer the viewer to life functions, inside and out. Inspired by early Roman skeletal mosaics and Day of the Dead skeletons in Mexico and Spain. They are hopefully pleasing visually with bright colours, pattern and whimsical use of body imagery. Perhaps: an aging artist thinking more about internal health and spiritual issues.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 177.8 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1997
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs, fired to 04 in sections; brown grout
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Herstory / History
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8459
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: A black and white ceramic tile game board with computer generated ceramic decals (018) for text to encourage a non-verbal conversation between players. Four Ikea cups labelled with either Herstory or History (again computer generated ceramic decals, cone 018) are used as markers or game pieces and allow various assortment of gender for the players. Text includes feeling frisky, mad as hell, sorry, maybe later, yes!, game over, your turn, slightly kinky, just kidding, thank you, trust, pass go, game over, and so on. (36 spaces) Concept developed in collaboration with Alf Bogusky (at that time director of the Vancouver Art Gallery) for an exhibit called Collaborations</i< for the Canadian Craft Museum and made/crafted by me.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 50.8 x 38.1 x 10.16 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1997
Matériaux : wooden breakfast tray clad ceramic tile mosaic
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Bare Bones I, detail 2 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8462
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: This is the beginning of a series of columns. A much finer, smaller tile is used than in previous works like Looking Box or Alice, Donna et al. This work is very labour intensive. (Lots more cutting, fitting). I begin with a black tile line drawing of a skeleton, which wraps around the rectangular or triangular columns. I then add interior body parts such as stomach, eyes, hipbones, and heart which are non literal and playful in mood. They are not realist but images refer the viewer to life functions, inside and out. Inspired by early Roman skeletal mosaics and Day of the Dead skeletons in Mexico and Spain. They are hopefully pleasing visually with bright colours, pattern and whimsical use of body imagery. Perhaps: an aging artist thinking more about internal health and spiritual issues.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 177.8 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1997
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs, fired to 04 in sections; brown grout
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Bare Bones I
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8460
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: This is the beginning of a series of columns. A much finer, smaller tile is used than in previous works like Looking Box or Alice, Donna et al. This work is very labour intensive. (Lots more cutting, fitting). I begin with a black tile line drawing of a skeleton, which wraps around the rectangular or triangular columns. I then add interior body parts such as stomach, eyes, hipbones, and heart which are non literal and playful in mood. They are not realist but images refer the viewer to life functions, inside and out. Inspired by early Roman skeletal mosaics and Day of the Dead skeletons in Mexico and Spain. They are hopefully pleasing visually with bright colours, pattern and whimsical use of body imagery. Perhaps: an aging artist thinking more about internal health and spiritual issues.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 177.8 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1997
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs, fired to 04 in sections; brown grout
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
The Actor II, detail
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8478
Description: Photo: Trevor Mills.
Artist's statement: This life height figure is part of a series of 3 based on a Japanese actor, 22cm h, porcelain, in the collection of the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.
Des mesures : 173.99 x 59.69 x 17.78 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1998
Matériaux : glazed ceramic, white talc body, 06 glazes
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
The Actor
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8472
Description: Photo: Trevor Mills.
Artist's statement: This piece was made with soft slabs with low fire white talc body and glazed at 06. The Actor is part of a series of 4 figures inspired by a small porcelain 17th century piece in theArt Gallery of Greater Victoria. The soft quality of the drapery became the primary quality I worked to develop. Also I wanted to portray a certain proud or regal character.
Des mesures : 48.26 x 25.4 x 15.24 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1998
Matériaux : soft rolled slabs with low fire white talc body, glazed at 06
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
The Actor II
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8473
Description: Photo: Trevor Mills.
Artist's statement: This life height figure is part of a series of 3 based on a Japanese actor, 22cm h, porcelain, in the collection of the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.
Des mesures : 173.99 x 59.69 x 17.78 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1998
Matériaux : glazed ceramic, white talc body, 06 glazes, wood base
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Bare Bones III and IV, detail 1 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8466
Description: Photo: Ken Mayer.
Artist's statement: Part of a series of columns. A much finer, smaller tile is used than in previous works like Looking Box or Alice, Donna et al. This work is very labour intensive. (Lots more cutting, fitting). I begin with a black tile line drawing of a skeleton, which wraps around the rectangular or triangular columns. I then add interior body parts such as stomach, eyes, hipbones, and heart which are non literal and playful in mood. They are not realist but images refer the viewer to life functions, inside and out. Inspired by early Roman skeletal mosaics and Day of the Dead skeletons in Mexico and Spain. They are hopefully pleasing visually with bright colours, pattern and whimsical use of body imagery. Perhaps: an aging artist thinking more about internal health and spiritual issues.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 181.61 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1998
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs, fired to 04 in sections; brown grout
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
The Actor III
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8477
Description: Photo: Trevor Mills.
Artist's statement: A "bust". Part of the Actor series.
Des mesures : 66.04 x 49.53 x 25.4 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1998
Matériaux : glazed ceramic, white talc body, 06 glazes
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Bare Bones III and IV, detail 2 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8465
Description: Photo: Ken Mayer.
Artist's statement: Part of a series of columns. A much finer, smaller tile is used than in previous works like Looking Box or Alice, Donna et al. This work is very labour intensive. (Lots more cutting, fitting). I begin with a black tile line drawing of a skeleton, which wraps around the rectangular or triangular columns. I then add interior body parts such as stomach, eyes, hipbones, and heart which are non literal and playful in mood. They are not realist but images refer the viewer to life functions, inside and out. Inspired by early Roman skeletal mosaics and Day of the Dead skeletons in Mexico and Spain. They are hopefully pleasing visually with bright colours, pattern and whimsical use of body imagery. Perhaps: an aging artist thinking more about internal health and spiritual issues.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 181.61 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1998
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs, fired to 04 in sections; brown grout
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Self Portrait
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8476
Description: Photo: Trevor Mills.
Artist's statement: White talc clay is used to make slabs. This column is made of body parts, vegetables, fish, Barbie doll and a cup all made with press moulds. They were fired at 04 and assembled in a non-literal manner to create a 'self-portrait'. (My head is the "foot" of the piece and my "hair" is a cabbage leaf. I had been invited by an ECIAD (Emily Carr Institute of Art + Design) student to participate with her in a faculty/student exhibit Beyond the Surface in the Charles Scott Gallery, ECIAD, Vancouver. She brought her moulds to my studio and we each created a Self-Portrait column and the pair were shown together. Both were painted white. We decided to not use colour, as the forms were so complex.
Des mesures : 175.26 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1998
Matériaux : white talc clay, press moulds fired at 04
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Bare Bones III and IV
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8463
Description: Photo: Ken Mayer.
Artist's statement: Part of a series of columns. A much finer, smaller tile is used than in previous works like Looking Box or Alice, Donna et al. This work is very labour intensive. (Lots more cutting, fitting). I begin with a black tile line drawing of a skeleton, which wraps around the rectangular or triangular columns. I then add interior body parts such as stomach, eyes, hipbones, and heart which are non literal and playful in mood. They are not realist but images refer the viewer to life functions, inside and out. Inspired by early Roman skeletal mosaics and Day of the Dead skeletons in Mexico and Spain. They are hopefully pleasing visually with bright colours, pattern and whimsical use of body imagery. Perhaps: an aging artist thinking more about internal health and spiritual issues.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : 181.61 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1998
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs, fired to 04 in sections; brown grout
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
States of Becoming, detail
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8480
Description: Photo: Bill Koropatnick.
Artist's statement: Slab, coil and press mould construction. Made in pieces and stacked together over a metal base/rod. I used moulds for body parts e.g. hand, face, heart, breast, and fruit/vegetable/decorative motifs. I was thinking about how we are all pieced together from strange, unconnected experiences and events of life. The pieces are organized according to a felt sense of belonging. They are about growth and development in a playful, imagined fashion. They were exhibited together as a formal cluster.
Des mesures :
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1999
Matériaux : low fire white clay, glazed using a variety of white, cream and pastel commercial 06 glazes
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
States of Becoming: Mary Alice
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8481
Description: Photo: Ken Mayer.
Artist's statement: I used the name 'Mary Alice' as a detail, as it is a composite from moulds of two people: Mary et Alice. Slab, coil and press mould construction. Made in pieces and stacked together over a metal base/rod. I used moulds for body parts e.g. hand, face, heart, breast, and fruit/vegetable/decorative motifs. I was thinking about how we are all pieced together from strange, unconnected experiences and events of life. The pieces are organized according to a felt sense of belonging. They are about growth and development in a playful, imagined fashion.This column was exhibited independently.
Des mesures : 184.15 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1999
Matériaux : low fire white clay, glazed using a variety of white, cream and pastel commercial 06 glazes
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
States of Becoming: Mary Alice, detail 1 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8482
Description: Photo: Ken Mayer.
Artist's statement: I used the name 'Mary Alice' as a detail, as it is a composite from moulds of two people: Mary et Alice. Slab, coil and press mould construction. Made in pieces and stacked together over a metal base/rod. I used moulds for body parts e.g. hand, face, heart, breast, and fruit/vegetable/decorative motifs. I was thinking about how we are all pieced together from strange, unconnected experiences and events of life. The pieces are organized according to a felt sense of belonging. They are about growth and development in a playful, imagined fashion.This column was exhibited independently.
Des mesures : 184.15 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1999
Matériaux : low fire white clay, glazed using a variety of white, cream and pastel commercial 06 glazes
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
States of Becoming
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8479
Description: Photo: Bill Koropatnick.
Artist's statement: Slab, coil and press mould construction. Made in pieces and stacked together over a metal base/rod. I used moulds for body parts e.g. hand, face, heart, breast, and fruit/vegetable/decorative motifs. I was thinking about how we are all pieced together from strange, unconnected experiences and events of life. The pieces are organized according to a felt sense of belonging. They are about growth and development in a playful, imagined fashion. They were exhibited together as a formal cluster.
Des mesures : 10.16 columns, each approx.: 184.15 cm; 467.36 cm high / 49.53 cm; 127 cm diameter
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1999
Matériaux : low fire white clay, glazed using a variety of white, cream and pastel commercial 06 glazes
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
States of Becoming: Mary Alice, detail 2 of 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8483
Description: Photo: Ken Mayer.
Artist's statement: I used the name 'Mary Alice' as a detail, as it is a composite from moulds of two people: Mary et Alice. Slab, coil and press mould construction. Made in pieces and stacked together over a metal base/rod. I used moulds for body parts e.g. hand, face, heart, breast, and fruit/vegetable/decorative motifs. I was thinking about how we are all pieced together from strange, unconnected experiences and events of life. The pieces are organized according to a felt sense of belonging. They are about growth and development in a playful, imagined fashion.This column was exhibited independently.
Des mesures : 184.15 cm
Collection: private
Date de réalisation : 1999
Matériaux : low fire white clay, glazed using a variety of white, cream and pastel commercial 06 glazes
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Bare Bones V and VI, detail 3 of 3
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8471
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: Part of a series of columns. They are made in the same way as Bare Bones III/IV. In addition I made small tiles with words: e.g. made, craft, why, who, paradigm, concept, mask, face, body, feel, touch which are a new part of the ceramic tile mosaic and other shapes of familiar objects: e.g. light bulb, dog, spiral, house, flower, hand. This assortment added a form of sign language to the expressive voice embodied in the work. These column bodies also have a dog: Sophie in the imaginary. Best friends. I hope the surface "text" includes more suggestions on the questions of life in the here and now, past and future.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures :
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1999-2000
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs, fired to 04 in sections; brown grout
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Bare Bones V and VI, detail 2 of 3
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8470
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: Part of a series of columns. They are made in the same way as Bare Bones III/IV. In addition I made small tiles with words: e.g. made, craft, why, who, paradigm, concept, mask, face, body, feel, touch which are a new part of the ceramic tile mosaic and other shapes of familiar objects: e.g. light bulb, dog, spiral, house, flower, hand. This assortment added a form of sign language to the expressive voice embodied in the work. These column bodies also have a dog: Sophie in the imaginary. Best friends. I hope the surface "text" includes more suggestions on the questions of life in the here and now, past and future.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures :
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1999-2000
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs, fired to 04 in sections; brown grout
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Bare Bones V and VI
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8467
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: Part of a series of columns. They are made in the same way as Bare Bones III/IV. In addition I made small tiles with words: e.g. made, craft, why, who, paradigm, concept, mask, face, body, feel, touch which are a new part of the ceramic tile mosaic and other shapes of familiar objects: e.g. light bulb, dog, spiral, house, flower, hand. This assortment added a form of sign language to the expressive voice embodied in the work. These column bodies also have a dog: Sophie in the imaginary. Best friends. I hope the surface "text" includes more suggestions on the questions of life in the here and now, past and future.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : left: 167.64 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1999-2000
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs, fired to 04 in sections; brown grout
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Bare Bones V and VI, view 2
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8468
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: Part of a series of columns. They are made in the same way as Bare Bones III/IV. In addition I made small tiles with words: e.g. made, craft, why, who, paradigm, concept, mask, face, body, feel, touch which are a new part of the ceramic tile mosaic and other shapes of familiar objects: e.g. light bulb, dog, spiral, house, flower, hand. This assortment added a form of sign language to the expressive voice embodied in the work. These column bodies also have a dog: Sophie in the imaginary. Best friends. I hope the surface "text" includes more suggestions on the questions of life in the here and now, past and future.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures : left: 167.64 cm
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1999-2000
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs, fired to 04 in sections; brown grout
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Bare Bones V and VI, detail 1 of 3
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 8469
Description: Photo: Sally Michener.
Artist's statement: Part of a series of columns. They are made in the same way as Bare Bones III/IV. In addition I made small tiles with words: e.g. made, craft, why, who, paradigm, concept, mask, face, body, feel, touch which are a new part of the ceramic tile mosaic and other shapes of familiar objects: e.g. light bulb, dog, spiral, house, flower, hand. This assortment added a form of sign language to the expressive voice embodied in the work. These column bodies also have a dog: Sophie in the imaginary. Best friends. I hope the surface "text" includes more suggestions on the questions of life in the here and now, past and future.
Note: Le ceramic tile used in many of these works is a rich mix of tiles made specifically by me, unglazed terra cotta or glazed, shards from "gifts" from other ceramic artist's works, "found objects" purchased at the Salvation Army, odd pieces from family cupboards, shards found on the banks of the Fraser River and the city dump, commercial tile both purchased and free remnants, and mirror.
Des mesures :
Collection: the artist
Date de réalisation : 1999-2000
Matériaux : terra cotta slabs, fired to 04 in sections; brown grout
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Ruby Red
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54036
Description:
Des mesures : 0.707136 m x 3.53568 cm h x 1.76784 cm d
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2001
Matériaux : glass tile on fiberglass
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Ruby Red
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54037
Description:
Des mesures : 0.707136 m x 3.53568 cm h x 1.76784 cm d
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2001
Matériaux : glass tile on fiberglass
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Ruby Red
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54038
Description:
Des mesures : 0.707136 m x 3.53568 cm h x 1.76784 cm d
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2001
Matériaux : glass tile on fiberglass
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
States of Becoming
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54059
Description: photo credit: Jim Felter
Des mesures : 182.88 cm h x 63.5 cm w x 27.94 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glazed ceramic 06 on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Pixilated Steps Bench, [front view]
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54043
Description: Grandview N & Victoria Streets, Vancouver, British Columbia
Des mesures : 0.0696 m h x 0.2088 x 0.2436 m
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass tile on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Pixilated Steps Bench
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54044
Description: Grandview N & Victoria Streets, Vancouver, British Columbia
Des mesures : 0.0696 m h x 0.2088 x 0.2436 m
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass tile on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Pixilated Steps Bench
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54045
Description: Grandview N & Victoria Streets, Vancouver, British Columbia
Des mesures : 0.0696 m h x 0.2088 x 0.2436 m
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass tile on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Pixilated Ring Bench
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54048
Description: Grandview N & Lakewood, Vancouver, British Columbia
Des mesures : 1.237488 m d x 0.176784 m w x 1.591056 cm h
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass and ceramic tiles on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Pixilated Ring Bench
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54049
Description: Grandview N & Lakewood, Vancouver, British Columbia
Des mesures : 1.237488 m d x 0.176784 m w x 1.591056 cm h
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass and ceramic tiles on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
States of Being
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54052
Description: photo credit: Cameron Heryet
Des mesures : each aprox. 173 cm h x 16 cm w x 12 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glazed ceramic 02 on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
![States of Being, [detail]](https://ccca.art/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/mich072.jpg)
States of Being, [detail]
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54057
Description: photo credit: Jim Felter
Des mesures : 187.96 cm h x 60.96 cm w x 30.48 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glazed ceramic 02 on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Encounters
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54061
Description: photo credit: Jim Felter
Des mesures : 190.5 cm h x 66.04 cm w x 27.94 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : unglazed white clay on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
![Encounters, [detail]](https://ccca.art/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/mich080.jpg)
Encounters, [detail]
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54065
Description: photo credit: Jim Felter
Des mesures : 190.5 cm h x 66.04 cm w x 27.94 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : unglazed white clay on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
States of Being
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54058
Description: photo credit: Jim Felter
Des mesures : 162.56 cm h x 38.1 cm w x 30.48 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glazed ceramic 02 on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
![Encounters, [detail]](https://ccca.art/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/mich079.jpg)
Encounters, [detail]
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54064
Description: photo credit: Jim Felter
Des mesures : 190.5 cm h x 66.04 cm w x 27.94 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : unglazed white clay on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Pixilated Ring Bench
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54050
Description: Grandview N & Lakewood, Vancouver, British Columbia
Des mesures : 1.237488 m d x 0.176784 m w x 1.591056 cm h
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass and ceramic tiles on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
![States of Being, [detail]](https://ccca.art/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/mich070.jpg)
States of Being, [detail]
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54055
Description: photo credit: Cameron Heryet
Des mesures : each aprox. 173 cm h x 16 cm w x 12 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glazed ceramic 02 on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
States of Being
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54053
Description: photo credit: Cameron Heryet
Des mesures : each aprox. 173 cm h x 16 cm w x 12 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glazed ceramic 02 on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
![Pixilated Steps Bench, [top view]](https://ccca.art/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/mich061.jpg)
Pixilated Steps Bench, [top view]
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54046
Description: Grandview N & Victoria Streets, Vancouver, British Columbia
Des mesures : 0.0696 m h x 0.2088 x 0.2436 m
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass tile on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
States of Being
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54054
Description: photo credit: Cameron Heryet
Des mesures : each aprox. 173 cm h x 16 cm w x 12 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glazed ceramic 02 on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
States of Being
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54051
Description: photo credit: Cameron Heryet
Des mesures : each aprox. 173 cm h x 16 cm w x 12 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glazed ceramic 02 on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
![Encounters, [detail]](https://ccca.art/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/mich077.jpg)
Encounters, [detail]
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54062
Description: photo credit: Jim Felter
Des mesures : 190.5 cm h x 66.04 cm w x 27.94 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : unglazed white clay on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Pixilated Steps Bench
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54042
Description: Grandview N & Victoria Streets, Vancouver, British Columbia
Des mesures : 0.0696 m h x 0.2088 x 0.2436 m
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass tile on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
![Pixilated Steps Bench, [side view]](https://ccca.art/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/mich056.jpg)
Pixilated Steps Bench, [side view]
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54041
Description: Grandview N & Victoria Streets, Vancouver, British Columbia
Des mesures : 0.0696 m h x 0.2088 x 0.2436 m
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass tile on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
![Encounters, [detail]](https://ccca.art/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/mich078.jpg)
Encounters, [detail]
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54063
Description: photo credit: Jim Felter
Des mesures : 190.5 cm h x 66.04 cm w x 27.94 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : unglazed white clay on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
States of Being
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54056
Description: photo credit: Jim Felter
Des mesures : 187.96 cm h x 60.96 cm w x 30.48 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glazed ceramic 02 on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
![Pixilated Steps Bench, [detail – top]](https://ccca.art/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/mich062.jpg)
Pixilated Steps Bench, [detail – top]
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54047
Description: Grandview N & Victoria Streets, Vancouver, British Columbia
Des mesures : 0.0696 m h x 0.2088 x 0.2436 m
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass tile on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
![States of Becoming, [detail]](https://ccca.art/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/mich075.jpg)
States of Becoming, [detail]
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54060
Description: photo credit: Jim Felter
Des mesures : 182.88 cm h x 63.5 cm w x 27.94 cm d
Collection: artist
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glazed ceramic 06 on metal rods
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Pixilated Sofa Bench
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54039
Description: Public greenway (commission), Grandview N & Nanaimo Streets, Vancouver, British Columbia. Photo credit: artist or Liane Davison, curator SAG.
Des mesures : 0.09744 m h x 0.2088 x 0.1044 m deep
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass tile on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
Pixilated Sofa Bench
Artist: Sally Michener
ID : 54040
Description: Public greenway (commission), Grandview N & Nanaimo Streets, Vancouver, British Columbia. Photo credit: artist or Liane Davison, curator SAG.
Des mesures : 0.09744 m h x 0.2088 x 0.1044 m deep
Collection:
Date de réalisation : 2003
Matériaux : glass tile on cast concrete
Collection virtuelle : Original CCCA
