Gregg Luginbuhl ceramics in statewide show
Gregg Luginbuhl, professor and chair of art at Bluffton University, has two ceramic works in the Ohio Designer Craftsmen's "Best of 2011" juried exhibition, which opened May 1 at the Ohio Craft Museum, 1665 W. Fifth Ave., Columbus.
Luginbuhl's "Rustic Decanter XIX with 7 Cups" and "Rustic Decanter XX with 5 Cups" were selected for the exhibition by juror Paula Owen, president of the Southwest School of Art in San Antonio, Texas.
The 28th annual show continues through June 19 in Columbus. It will then travel to the Southern Ohio Museum and Cultural Center in Portsmouth, July 8-Aug. 27, and to Kent State University, Oct. 11-Nov. 11. The entire exhibition can be seen online at www.ohiocraft.org/exhibition_bestof11.html.
To view a photo of "Rustic Decanter XX with 5 Cups" open the attachment at the bottom of this story.
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