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Cover image: Past Midnight (detail), black stoneware, 2013. image courtesy Laurel Lukaszewski.


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throughOctober18,2015How the Civil War Changed WashingtonthisexhibitionexaminesthechangingphysicallayoutandthedynamicpopulationgrowthinwartimeDc

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throughMay1Confluence: Considering the Anacostia River co-curatedbybruceMcneil

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april3-30blacklife/Whitelight—White artists respond to #BlackLivesMatter MovementCurated by Sheldon Scott & Deirdre Darden

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May1-31The Making of a Revolution

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Whilemanyofusspentthelastdregsofwintercurleduponthecouchwithnetflix,areaartistshavebeenworkingdiligentlyintheirstudiosforupcomingspringexhibitions.theannualGatewayOpenstudiotouronMay9thgivesareavisitorsandresidentsauniqueopportunitytostepinsideartists’“offices”andexperiencecontemporaryartinacasualyetengagingenvironment.newtotheOpenstudiotourthisyearwillbeWhitepointstudioinMountrainier,MD.foundedin2014,Whitepointstudioisundertheleadershipofsculptorlaurellukaszewski,andirecentlysatdownwithhertolearnaboutherapproachtosculptingandhowthestudio’satmosphereisevolving.

lukaszewski’s(pronouncedluka-chev-ski)studiospaceisastudyincontrasts.finishedworksinthestudioseemtohaveaZen-like,almostminimalistqualityaboutthem.formedininky,charcoalblacksandcoolpearlescentwhites,theworksrestserenelyonplinthsorhangmajesticallyfromthewallsorceiling.Ontheotherhand,areasofherstudiodevotedtocreatingnewpiecesarepiledhighwithindividualcoils,blocksandothershapesinwhatseemstobeapuzzle-master’splayground.itoffersafascinatingperspectiveintohowsheapproachesthedesignofeachwork.

thatZen-likequalityisratherapt,assheviewsthecreationofherworkthroughadistinctive,easternlens.Whileamultitudeofclassroomcoursesandartist-in-residence

experiencesprovidethebasisforherartisticknowledge,herformaleducationincludesatwoyearstintlivinginJapanandaMaster’sdegreeinasianstudies.listeningtoherdescribeherexperimentally-based,artmakingprocess,ican’thelpbutnoticehowtheseeducationaltracksworkintandemtocreatepiecesthatvacillatebetweenexuberanceandserenity.

takeforinstanceaworksuchasPast Midnight(2013).seenonthisedition’scover,theworkfeaturesblackstonewarecoilsthatundulateinafrenzyacrossthewall.Whatatfirstglanceappearsatightly-formedmassisinrealityalooseconstructionofindividualunitsheldtogetherbyfrictionandgravity.lukaszewskiseesthesealmostasthree-dimensionaldoodles,orperhapstheinkedscriptofalong-lostlanguage.thatimpressionisontarget,asshenotestheparticularshade—jetblackwithanash-likequality—bringstomindsumiink,amediumindeliblylinkedtoherstudiesofJapaneseartandculture.thisreferencetosumiinkisakeyreasonthatmanyofherworksremainunglazed.

creatingtheselargerworksisequalpartsmathematicsandserendipity.lukaszewskiusesanextruder-typedevicetocreatesinglecoiledpiecesofuniformwidth.theseindividualpiecesarethenfiredinthekiln,transformingthemintotheirhardenedform.thenshejuststartsplayingandseeinghowtheseindividualcoilsgotogether.“it’salmostlikehavingapileofbricksandthendecidingwhattobuild,”shetellsme,notingthat,“icanbuildashack

oracathedral.”thescaleofthefinishedworkcanbemonumentalordiminutive,andreallydependsonhowshereactstothespaceinwhichthepieceisplaced.

Whileherlargerworkscertainlycatchtheeye,smallerpieces—particularlythosecomposedofwhiteporcelain—equallyplumbourperceptionofdepthandspatialawareness.Whereblackstonewarefocusestheeyesonshapeandline,worksinwhitebringawarenesstothelightingandshadowsthatmoveacrossthework.Whitecurrents(2013),asmaller,tabletoppieceperfectlyhighlightsthisinterplay.likePast Midnight,itfeaturesindividualformsthatwhenmassedcreatecohesiveunits(inthiscasehowevertheunitsarefiredtogetherandthusattached).butwherepiecescastinblackmaterialdrawoureyetosingularlineswithinalargerform,theseworksinwhitedrawoureyetothespacearoundtheformasgradationsofshadowfallacrossthelargerpiece.Giventhatherpiecesinhabitspacewithouttraditional,framedboundaries,lightingandshadowcreateavisualcontextthatgroundstheworkwithinthespacearoundit,andshenotes,“balanceoutthechaosthattheformscouldtake.”

thisconceptofbalance—ofcalmexistingamidstpotentialchaos—isanideawerevisitseveraltimesduringourconversation.lukaszewskiencapsulatesthisideawithinaphenomenonthatsoundsquintessentiallyJapanese:theteaceremony.thestructureoftheteaceremonyconformstothenotionofichi-goichi-ewhichlukaszewski

Laurel Lukaszewski’s White Point Studio


describesas,“theideaofcreatinganenvironmentthatismemorableandperfectbecauseitcanneverhappenagain.”itoccurstomethatinthismodern,digitalagethattheurgetodocumentlife’smomentsoftensupersedesthesimplejoyofexperiencingthemoment.herworkintuitivelyslowsusdown,almostmesmerizingthevieweraswefocusontheflowofthelinesorpatternsoflightanddark.shedescribesitasacalltocarpediembutmixedinwiththateuropeannotionofgraspingthemomentistheequallyimportantanddistinctlybuddhistnotionofcontemplatingtheexperienceinfrontofyou.lukaszewski’sdeftcombinationofWesternartandeasternthoughtiscertainlyuniquewithintheDcregion;herartisallthemoreengagingforit.

Withallthatcontemplationgoingon,you’dthinkperhapstheshetoilsawayinaquiet,solitarystudioyettheoppositeistrue.lukaszewskiisjustoneoffiveartistsallworking

togetheratWhitepointstudioinMountrainier.repeatvisitorstotheareamightrecognizethebuildingbyitsformernameoffluxstudios.thefutureofthespacewasuncertainin2014whennovitrump,thefounderoffluxstudiosmovedwest.lukaszewskihasbeenbasedinMountrainersince2003andknewshewantedtostayinthecommunity,“wherei’vegrownintoaprofessionalartist,”shenotes.thusabolddecisionwasmadetorunthegroupstudioherself,christeningthespacewithanewname.

lukaszewskinotesthatenthusiasmforthe2015Openstudiotourissteadilybuilding.Whitepointstudiosdoesnothaveregularvisitinghours,sothisisoneofthefewoccasionsthatshehasthechancetotalkwithvisitorsandfellowartistsaboutherwork.theshearvarietyofmediaisalsoadraw;visitorsmaycometoseeoneparticularartistorgroupstudioandbefurtherexposedtonewideastheyweren’texpecting.lukaszewskiisalsoexcitedaboutgettingfeedbackfromviewers.forexample,she’srecentlyaddedaccentsofcolortoherworkandwillbeinterestedinhowviewersreacttothissubtleshiftinheraesthetic.

Whitepointstudiosislocatedat3708Wellsavenue,Mt.rainier,MD.MeetlaurellukaszewskiduringtheGatewayOpenstudiotoursaturday,May9fromnoonto5pm

Eric Hope is a curator and writer based in Brookland.

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