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After Zero: Leonie Weber's Cardboard Ruins
Ann Weber’s Witty Life-Size Cardboard Sculptures Play with Disequilibrium in Evocative Balancing Acts
Layering Found Cardboard into Communing Forms, Ann Weber’s Sculptures Emphasize Togetherness

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..For her large-scale “Personages” works, Weber first constructs an internal, three-dimensional armature in cardboard that she then wraps with strips of cardboard measuring no more than a couple of inches...

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Dolby Chadwick Gallery

..Ann Weber’s large biomorphic sculptures have been described as bizarre characters from a story, hanging on the wall or sitting in the middle of the gallery like strange and evocative outcroppings of nature...

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Long Beach Museum of Art

.. Whether pieces are freestanding or wall-hung, Weber uses essentially the same method to build each one, beginning with a flat drawn shape...

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Dolby Chadwick Gallery

..These works, which Weber made during a “period of obstacles” in her life, serve as an homage to the legions of people that looked after her...

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Dolby Chadwick Gallery

..Weber, who began her career as a ceramic artist, started working with the lighter medium of cardboard in 1991 and finds great interest in the possibility of making beautiful objects from common and mundane...

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Boise Art Museum

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