Quarter Gallery

Slices & Shadows: ISC Chapter Members
October 13 - November 14, 2026

Public Reception
Wednesday, October 21, 6-7:30 pm
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About the Exhibition
The Quarter Gallery, in conjunction with the 32nd International Sculpture Conference, is proud to present Slices & Shadows: ISC Chapter Members featuring juried works from twenty-one artists across four national chapters of the International Sculpture Center (ISC) including Boston Sculptors Gallery, Chicago Sculpture International, Pacific Rim Sculptors, and Texas Sculpture Group. The exhibition title draws from the science behind human vision—how the brain transforms slices of light into shadows of depth and form. A push and pull of light and dark is what allows us to construct a world where sculpture can exist. Through the playful juxtaposition of materials and form, these artists challenge our understanding of what we encounter through sculpture.

Exhibition artists include Susan Amorde, Roland Biermann, Jan Blythe, Ei Cullina, Erin Cunningham, Catherine Daley, Marguerite Elliot, Orna Feinstein, Dewane Hughes, Christopher Hynes, Catherine Jacobi, Norman Kary, Andrea La Valleur-Purvis, Chris Leonard, Micki LeMieux, Andy Moerlein, Suzanne Paquette, Priyanka Rana, Paul Reiber, Luke Sides, Jamie Spinello, and Leitha L. Thrall.

About ISC and Its Chapters
The ISC is a member supported, nonprofit organization founded in 1960 to champion the creation and understanding of sculpture and its unique, vital contribution to society. Its progressive programs, conferences, symposia, and publications serve a growing international membership to educate the profession and the public about contemporary sculpture. Acting as the local voice for the ISC, chapters within four specific geographic regions provide sculptors and sculpture enthusiasts opportunities to engage and collaborate through exhibitions, networking, and other sculpture resources.

Founded in 1992, Boston Sculptors Gallery (BSG) is the only sculpture collaborative in the country that maintains its own gallery space. BSG brings professionalism, energy, and creativity to promoting the role of sculpture in the public sphere. In addition to showing the work of its members, BSG organizes special exhibitions featuring national and international curators and sculptors. BSG has become one of Boston's landmark cultural destinations.

Chicago Sculpture International (CSI) is a nonprofit organization devoted to the understanding that sculpture is a unique and vital contribution to society. The first recognized chapter of the International Sculpture Center, CSI continues to support a diverse community of nearly 300 artists by providing opportunities to exhibit their work and bring it to public spaces throughout Chicago, the Midwest, and beyond.

Pacific Rim Sculptors (PRS) is a non-profit organization founded on the beliefs that cultural vitality and artistic diversity contribute to a healthy society. PRS member opportunities and resources are intended to encourage the development of all sculptors who are based in the San Francisco Bay Area, along the West Coast, and elsewhere. PRS aims to increase public awareness of sculpture through public and private exhibitions, education, and outreach programs. 

Texas Sculpture Group (TSG) is a non-profit organization formed for the purposes of promoting contemporary sculpture as an art form, educating the public regarding the aesthetics of sculpture, and promoting and supporting sculptors. TSG’s goal is to establish or renew the identification and camaraderie among those who make, collect, research, or simply enjoy contemporary sculpture in Texas.