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THE BRIDGE GALLERY PRESENTED BY FRANKLINTON ARTS DISTRICT

MARCH 2023

PRIMARY CHILD // HEIDI CLIFFORD
FLOAT ON

MARCH 10 - APRIL 8

We are excited to bring Primary Child's Floating On to the Bridge Gallery at 400 West Rich. The exhibition will open Friday, March 10, from 6-10 PM.

​Refreshments will be available with beer provided by Land-Grant Brewing Company. Admission is free; however, donations are encouraged.
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ARTIST STATEMENT 
I am Primary Child, a muralist, graphic designer, and multidisciplinary artist influenced by florals, experiential art, and loose mark-making techniques. My body of work includes murals, acrylic paintings, digital illustrations, and 3D installations. In my small-scale work I depict combinations of flowers and people, using florals as crowns, bouquets, or other props to emphasize the subject. From my first collection of work - which focused on the relationship between the hands and face and how they interact to show emotion - I have been drawn towards this subject matter and continue to use these themes in my work. My murals are more graphic in nature and use my background in graphic design as a foundation for how they’re created. Using a variety of techniques, I create custom wall-sized pieces for clients, designed toward their specific needs.

As a fine artist, I truly enjoy finding opportunities to play with my work. In the last two years, I started creating tissue paper installations, which have taken on new forms with each iteration, working from generalized forms to specifically detailed, hand-cut pieces, from 5 inch to 5 foot wide florals. I find myself so passionate about this work as it fully allows me to explore, experiment, try and fail, and push my own limits of what I ever thought was possible for myself. Many of us want to find more interest, stimulation, and engagement in our daily lives, and with these 3D installations, I’m proud to bring an enticing and original experience to my audience.


ABOUT THE GALLERY

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The Bridge Gallery Presented By Franklinton Arts District is an art gallery and event space, in collaboration with 400 W. Rich., dedicated to uniting neighborhoods through art, community, and education. Monthly exhibitions will open on Franklinton Fridays, our District-wide art crawl on the second Friday of every month. The Bridge Gallery Presented By Franklinton Arts District is the first physical space managed by the Franklinton Arts District and serves as our office and community meeting space.

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  • ABOUT
    • Leadership
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    • Contact
  • VISIT
    • Map
    • Parking & Transit
  • EVENTS
    • Art For Franklinton 2022 >
      • Sponsors
      • Michael B. Coleman Franklinton Arts Leadership Award
    • Franklinton Fridays
    • Scrawl >
      • Scribble >
        • Scribble Call for Artists
    • District Calendar
  • GALLERY
    • PRIMARY CHILD: FLOAT ON
    • Past Exhibitions >
      • BRISEUS: SHOOTING STARPRESS
      • Elizabeth Miller: Fixed Gaze
      • 2022 >
        • Katie Forbes: Documenting A Movement
        • Small Scrawl
        • KBoateng x Ela é
        • ARtsway Franklinton Cohort Mobile Mural Exhibition
        • Ben Slobodien: Animals Don't Get Depressed In The Wild
        • Scrawl Pride Group Show
        • Metamorphosis: A CCAD MFA Exhibition
        • Maureen E Clark: land + water
        • Daniel Rona: Behind My Eyelids
        • Victoria Douglas: Parasocial Media
        • Jimbo Tamoro: An Exploration of Scribbles
  • RESOURCES
    • NEW! Public Art Fund
    • ALLOY ArtSpaces
    • ARtsway Mural Mentorship
    • Franklinton Fellowship
    • George Bellows Fund
  • SUPPORT
    • Donate
    • Shop
    • Volunteer