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Alberetti’s works are
noted for their evocations of ancient structures, and reflective of the architecture of Italy, Turkey, France and Ireland, where she has lived, taught and studied. The constructed and intricately carved reliefs are multi-fired with stains, under glazes and dry borax glazes, which are sponged, brushed and sprayed. The resulting interpretation captures the light, textures and colors of the ancient walls, arches and columns. The final works are fragmented architectural forms, with echoes of collective images reflecting timelessness and antiquity, imbued with the artist’s fresh point of view. Mary Lou Alberetti has taught at the university level for 27 years, and is a full professor at Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, Connecticut. Her studio and home are in New Fairfield, Connecticut. |
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Architectural ceramic reliefs by Connecticut artist Mary Lou Alberetti
are featured in the exhibition, “Recent Works” at the Washington Art Association, Washington Depot, Connecticut, with painters Ellen Fagan and Alyse Rosner. The exhibit opens on September 1, and closes September 23, 2001. |
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