Floating World Marshall Fredericks Sculpture Museum | Solo exhibition of kimono artworks

Join me in the fascinating realm of Geisha and Kabuki.

The Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum is hosting an immersive solo exhibition of Floating World, life-size sculptures of kimonos in bronze, ceramic, rusted iron and glass.

October 6 – December 16, 2017

Kabuki is a sculpture of a kimono asking complex questions about beauty and identity Cast Glass 60" x 32" x 33"
Detail of Kabuki, a sculpture of a kimono asking complex questions about beauty and identity Cast Glass 60" x 32" x 33"
Child's Kimono is a bronze sculpture by contemporary artist Karen LaMonte 43" x 29" x 15" 2011
Bijin is a sculpture of a kimono in glass 53" x 22" x 26"
Contemporary sculpture of kneeling kimono for tea ceremony in ceramic with celadon glaze called Chado 39" x 34" x 32" 2010
Contemporary artwork of life-size kimono sculpture with absent body called Maiko 52" x 31.5" x 22.5" 2010, Cast Glass
Detail of life-size kimono sculpture with absent body called Maiko 52" x 31.5" x 22.5" 2010, Cast Glass
Detail of Young Bijin, a contemporary artwork of a kimono which explores cultural identity and perception Cast Glass, 49" x 19" x 17"
Artist LaMonte uses the rusted surface of this life-size kimono sculpture to explore the passage of time and imperfect beauty 53" x 22" x 26"
Life-size sculpture of Child's Kimono 43" x 20" x 17", 2009, Cast Glass
Detail of sculpture of Child's Kimono 43" x 20" x 17", 2009, Cast Glass

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