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Ronna Neuenschwander is a well-known Portland artist who has been actively working and showing in the Northwest since 1977. Her unique sculptures are informed by her experiences in the United States and Mali, Africa. The work blends African and American elements though the use of natural and recycled materials. Ceramic is Neuenschwander’s primary media, but she also uses natural and recycled materials to create mosaic surfaces that enliven her figures with a dignity and playful elegance. Her work is represented in numerous collections including the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian, Washington, D.C., the Portland Art Museum, Oregon, and the ID Mint Museum of Craft and Design in Charlotte, NC.

There are (14) pieces from Ronna Neuenschwander below. Any Exhibition Taking Steps   (click on thumbnail below for larger image) Capital Grandstanding: A Tragedy in 41 Acts Josere Prickly Predicament A Desperate Man that Holds onto the Back of a Porcupine   Before Their Time   Biting the Hand   Claiming Space   The Messenger   Under My Skin A Thousand Insults   Veiled Progress Bone of Contention   Djiguiné Place of Hope   Finye Duman (Breeze of Happiness)   Riding Toward Oblivion   Tinkering with Tyranny (Black Gold)   Traveling Incognito