TEAL GARDNER
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RELINQUISH
RESTORE
BE RESILIENT
RECOVER
WHAT WILL
BE LEFT OF
THIS WORLD
IN THE NEXT
RESTORE
BE RESILIENT
RECOVER
WHAT WILL
BE LEFT OF
THIS WORLD
IN THE NEXT
Gouache on Paper // 2021
2021 - Personal Volcano
Ash Flow Tuff from Succor Creek, OR, USA
LINK
2020 - signs in the dirt - Series of 8 signs displayed in open spaces around Boise, ID.
Public art project with City of Boise Arts & History Department.
With support from a grant from CCC Fund 2020. (click HERE for more)
Four Years in a Place - Idaho
Succor Creek, September 2020- part of a nascent video project exploring subjectivity in environment. VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt1nDk-Yipc
LINK TO DRAWINGS YOU CAN DOWNLOAD 
THE CONFLUENCE//2019
An immersive experience with high schoolers exploring the confluence of issues catalyzed by a proposed Gold Mine on Nez Perce ancestral lands.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION ON THIS PROJECT
Portal Through to What is Next // ANT TELLING// Pied-🕳-terre; 2019
Stoneware - chromium stain - unerglazes
Dewdrop Planet
New works by Teal Gardner
On view @ Maven Boutique
928 W Main St
Boise, ID
10/3 - 10/31, 2019
Opening Reception:
10/3, 6 PM
Selected works:
Hunt and Peck // Stoneware & Underglazes
Interstices // Stoneware & Underglazes
Don’t Bust The Crust // Stoneware & UnderglazesBodies of the Mesh
New works by Teal Gardner
9/9-10/21, 2019
On view @ GEM Center for the Arts
2417 W Bank Drive
Boise, ID
83705
Opening Reception:
9/9/, 6-9 pm Art Talk @ 6:30
“We are all of us walking communities of bacteria.
The world shimmers, a pointillist landscape made of tiny living beings.”
-Dr. Lynn Margulis
From ‘Microcosmos: Four Billion Years of Microbial Evolution’
Hello Holobiont, In the Driveway // 2019
More Than Together // 2019
Same Body, of Many // 2019
For the First Five Billion Years //2019TAKE UP A HANDFUL OF CLAY
Take up a Handful of Clay // 2018
Residency at The Creative Sanctuary
Arcata, CA
“Take up a handful of clay...” invited neighbors to a wild clay workshop. People were invited to create objects of local clay which I derived from a disturbed spot in the Arcata Community forest by bicycle. At the workshop people made gifts or offerings to be returned to the woods, stories or talismans or symbols made of clay which after drying out for a few days were returned to the spot where the clay was originally.
