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IN 3's

IN 3s

On view May 27- 30, ‘23 at Blue Barn, Stone Ridge, NY

Kate Orne is proud to present a curation of 30 objects created exclusively for ART+NATURE+HOME: In 3s by 10 rurally based artists working primarily in natural materials. The respective artists were each commissioned to consider and create a series of three objects reflecting upon their state of mind and our recent times. The result is a significant selection of work which touches upon communication, nature, self-reflection and dreams.

Jeremy Anderson, Irja Bodén, Neal Hollinger, Kat Howard, Christopher Kurtz, Jason Middlebrook, Peter Speliopoulos, Kentaro Takashina, Joshua Vogel, Nadia Yaron.

'Conversation Piece #1' by Joshua Vogel

'Conversation Piece #1' by Joshua Vogel

$7,200.00

Conversation Piece #1, 2022, by Joshua Vogel.

Signed. Solid Linden Wood. H. 36” x W.9”x D.8”

“I think about shapes like a language. I think about the back and forth, the converse and the equivalent — the things that we are able to express to each other and the ones that we keep to ourselves. I wonder about what is obvious and what remains illusive. How is it possible that a thing that was once right somehow becomes wrong, or that something so familiar becomes alien? I ask myself how it all fits together and then, I carve.” — Joshua Vogel

Vogel creates meticulous and detail-oriented work in wood and stone.Vogel moved to the Hudson Valley to rediscover the basics, not only of life but also of woodworking and his first love, sculpture.

Raised in New Mexico in the '70s, Joshua Vogel traveled extensively through Australia, Haiti, Europe and finally the American West, where he pursued Anthropology and Art History at New Mexico State University in Las Cruces. Architecture studies followed at the University of Oregon, where Vogel also began working in earnest with wood. By the mid ‘90s Vogel had again relocated, this time to NYC, where he worked to establish his first studio. Eventually focusing his expertise exclusively on furniture design and production, Joshua co-founded BDDW, a recognizable, heirloom quality, American made furniture and design company.

Recent Exhibitions: Exhibition 0,2, at Studio IMA ’22 Mexico City, Mexico. Art+Nature+Home ’21, Catskill, NY. Totems, ’17 at March, San Francisco, CA

Portraits by Gentl & Hyers.

Learn more about Joshua Vogel here

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Raised in New Mexico in the '70s, Joshua Vogel traveled extensively through Australia, Haiti, Europe and finally the American West, where he pursued Anthropology and Art History at New Mexico State University in Las Cruces. Architecture studies followed at the University of Oregon, where Vogel also began working in earnest with wood. By the mid ‘90s Vogel had again relocated, this time to NYC, where he worked to establish his first studio. Eventually focusing his expertise exclusively on furniture design and production, Joshua co-founded BDDW, a recognizable, heirloom quality, American made furniture and design company.

Ultimately choosing the country lifestyle over life in the city, Joshua moved to the Hudson Valley to rediscover the basics; not only of life but of design, woodworking and his first love: sculpture.