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| DEBORAH RAEL-BUCKLEY |
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| Deborah Rael-Buckley
seeks to tell a story of contained memory through a series
of figure and chair based forms layered with personal, cultural,
historical and biological imagery. Her work is influenced
by research in the history of art and architecture: gothic
stained glass, the architecture of Antonio Gaudi and Simon
Rodia, Renaissance painting, and the art and architecture
of ancient Mexico. She engages viewers by placing them within
the construct of her own memories, and making them participants
in the story being told. |
| GALLERIES |
- - Blue
Rain Gallery,
Santa Fe and Taos, NM
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| AWARDS |
- - Best of Ceramics-Contemporary
Hispanic Market, 2006
- - Best of Show , Contemporary Hispanic
Market, 2005
- - Best of ceramic, Contemporary
HIspanic MArket, 2005
- - Layton Special Achievement Award
(UW-M)
- - Special Achievement Award (UW-M).
- - Advanced Opportunity Fellowship
(AOP), University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
(UW-M).
- - Layton Graduate Fellowship (UW-M).
1992 McNee Foundation Award (UIC).
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| PUBLIC COLLECTIONS |
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National Museum of Mexican
Art, Chicago, 2007
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State of New Mexico-Art in
Public Places Program, 2006
- - Appleton Art Center, Appleton
Wisconsin.
- - University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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| PRIVATE COLLECTIONS |
- - Sandy Besser, Santa Fe, NM
- - Lorraine and Chris Collins, Santa
Ana, California.
- - Jay and Gwen Cravens, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
- - Sara and David Lieberman, Scottsdale,
Arizona.
- - Jacqueline Leyman, Brussels,
Belgium.
- - Estelle and Larry Meskin, CO.
- - Cherie and Jamie Rohe, NM
- - Marshall and Susannah Sale, Santa
Fe, NM
- - Monique Septon, Brussels, Belgium.
- - Charles Strong, Taos, NM
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"Frida's chair "
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Ceramic,
glazes, mixed media
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47"x12"x10"
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"Tiempo Perdido "
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Ceramic,
glazes, mixed media
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53"x16"x15"
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