Notably Untested Spiritual Gestures : L Autumn Gnadinger

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Join us as we begin our 2020 program with L Autumn Gnadinger's "Notably Untested Spiritual Gestures." L, a native Louisvillian, recently completed a two-year Core Fellowship at North Carolina's prestigious Penland School of Craft. Formerly an artist who worked primarily with ceramics, they have recently also begun making works on paper and with various fibers and found materials. Contemplative, lyrical, elegant, even mournful, these mysterious works quietly declare an urgent exploration of a personal cosmology that speaks of otherness, of ceremonies and rituals both fictional and familiar, and of establishing an identity in a society and a culture that is at best undoubtedly shifting and at worst often seems to be disintegrating before our eyes.