View Through Cleo's Window Box from the collection of South Carolina Arts Commission

View Through Cleo's Window Box, 1980

fiber and metal construction

31 x 28 x 5 in

“View Through Cleo’s Window Box is representative of the work I have been doing for the past four years. I have a longstanding interest in the development of textile materials as art materials and have coupled this with an interest in developing the illusion of deep space in what is actually a relatively shallow framework.

The forms are constructed from welded wire, aluminum sheet metal and fabric with additional surface embellishment of paint and glitter. The pieces are a reflection of my personal enjoyment of life and how people through the ages have lived.

The work may shout as a total image but the specific associations whisper. If the audience connects with the work, they are delighted and intrigued with the images. It is my desire that even the most resistant viewer is left with a reservoir of images to contemplate”.

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From South Carolina Arts Commission

Terry Jarrard-Dimond

Joy and Sorrow, 2008

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Additional Artworks

Joy and Sorrow, 2008

Golden Child, 1997

Figure Chair from Alter, 1995

Discerning of Spirits, 1992

One Stop Bee Shop, 1991

Umbrian Self-Portrait, 1987

Postmodern Bouquet, 1987

Kamikaze, 1985