Materials, Displays, Branding

On the left side of the gallery is a display for the textiles. It will be two or 3 large pieces of plyboo that are interlocking in large joints. I chose plyboo because the process of making plyboo includes weaving.

On the right side of the store are two stumps, each sitting on a concrete pedestal. Wood has been removed from the top of the stumps to create varied levels of horizontal planes on which to display small woodturnings.

At the front right of the store is a transaction counter/display. The base of the display is an acrylic enclosure that holds river rock.

In the center of the gallery is a large Boontje like textile sculpture hanging from the ceiling. Surrounding three sides of each post is a display unit. These will hold woodturnings and small sculptures.

At the back of the store in front of the windows are glass art pieces. Each piece is sitting on an acrylic box that is filled with tinted sand to compliment the particular piece sitting upon it.

I am thinking about calling the gallery "Earth Works Gallery."