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Loretta

by Heather Palleiko
plaster gauze with faux verdigris copper finish

Full torso with arms and upper legs ~ 8 1/2 months pregnant.

Las Crusix

by Ed McCormick
Mixed Media

From the artist's Woman's Issue Series Las Crusis is the Latin term not only for cross, but for torment or trouble; a symbol of grave abuse. Aptly named, this sculptural work is representative of the long history of women’s abuse. The iconography is evocative of the purest of hearts also in service of man. Yet, as in the religious story 2,000 years ago where man’s ignorance, fear and need for control was responsible for the death of the innocent preacher for peace, many women still bear the nearly identical burden in this world. Bound by the ropes of tradition and culture, they suffer in silence even in the most civilized of societies. This sculpture is meant to jar the viewer into the realization that all of us may not be so free and equal. What can we do to help?

Tiffany

by Jim Cossack
Castrite

Tiffs Backside

Behind the Veil

by Daryl Parker
Sculpture

Original sculpture was in clay. Permanent mould was made with silicone. Finished piece in cold cast bronze.

Memories to hold on to

by Daryl Parker
LifeCast

Lifecast taken of my 6 month old niece holding my sisters finger. Captured during that dozy period after a feed. It was the first time I had seen my sister in 3 years, so this piece will be a reminder of that time. Permanent mold made with silicone, cold cast bronze finish

Untitled

by Heather Palleiko
gypsom gauze, copper faux finish

Available through Jaffin Art Gallery in Monrovia, CA