Katie Truk: Stretched Sculpture
Katie Truk wants to prove pantyhose are more than just a torture device for women. Truk is a multi-media artist who creates colorful, enchanting three-dimensional work with pantyhose, wire, a sewing needle and thread.
The Hunterdon Art Museum teachers will showcase their diverse talents in oil and acrylic painting, photography, ceramics and more in our Faculty Exhibition which runs from Sunday, June 9 to September 1.
Faculty artists participating in this year’s show are: Maureen Chatfield, Margaret Fanning, Anita Genovese-Mahoney, Andrea Gianchiglia, Wendy Hallstrom, Barbara Kaiser, Steve McKenzie, Bascha Mon, Nancy Ori, Oscar Peterson, Emma Rimi, Judith Shevell, Lena Shiffman, Patrick Smith and Ann Tsubota.
Join us for the opening reception and meet many of the artists who comprise our faculty this Sunday (June 9) from 2 to 4 p.m.
“The Hunterdon Art Museum’s mission — to engage people with contemporary art, craft, and design in ways that educate, challenge, and inspire — is perhaps best exemplified by the Museum’s faculty,” said Marjorie Frankel Nathanson, our executive director. “Whether teaching a child’s first art class or a workshop to accomplished artists who wish to learn a specific technique, our faculty excels. We’re proud to highlight their work in this exhibition.”