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Article: Doris Chase at Friesen.(Seattle, Washington)(Review of Exhibitions)(Brief Article)
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- Art in America
- Article date:
- July 1, 1997
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The pioneering video artist, filmmaker and sculptor Doris Chase has lived in New York since leaving Seattle in 1972, but her ties to the Pacific Northwest are strong. Known here for her large outdoor public works of steel and wood, Chase recently struck out in a new direction: blown glass. This show included 16 blown-glass sculptures of ovals, circles, arches and other curved geometric shapes, each paired with a pronglike steel support.
For those familiar with the 74-year-old artist's widely heralded dance videos that use her laminated-wood sculptures as rocking props for the dancers, the shapes in the new work are instantly recognizable. By manipulating form, ...
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Article: Women Making Movies
The Washington Post;
November 2, 1990 ;
447 words
... ... veteran Fay Kanin, Ruby L. Oliver and Doris Chase, all of whom are scheduled to introduce ... will be an evening discussion with Chase, who'll introduce "Still Frame" and "Sophie." Two other Chase films, "A Dancer" and "Table ...
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