Kathleen Ryan

Henriette Huldisch

 As seen from the entrance to the Gallery, three large artworks combining metal, beads, bowling balls and  abalone shell inlay.

Suspended from the ceiling by a metal hook and chain, two large  metal strips bracket a portion of cascading onyx beads.

 Three large artworks, including metal strips and onyx beads hung from the ceiling, linked  bowling balls and a ship’s boiler.

Linked black and white bowling balls bisect two large metal objects, one suspended from  the ceiling and the other standing.

Three large artworks, including a part of a ship’s boiler, linked bowling balls and hanging  metal strips surrounding beads.

As seen from the rear of the Gallery, three large artworks comprised of metal and beads, including a part of a ship’s boiler.

 Large, standing, rusty metal object with two open circles in which  smaller circles are inlaid with shimmering abalone.

Suspended from the ceiling by a metal hook and chain, two large metal strips bracket  a portion of cascading onyx beads.

Suspended from the ceiling by a metal hook and chain, two large metal strips bracket a  portion of cascading onyx beads.

Close view of shimmering abalone mosaic inlaid in a gourd-like portion of a ship’s rusted,  pitted, metal boiler.

 Close view of rust-colored, textured metal frond on the outside of onyx beads cascading  down on gold metal stems.

Black and white bowling balls are linked  with brass hardware to create strands of  monochromatic beads, white on top of black.

Close view of black and white bowling balls, each linked with brass hardware. Tonight,  written in script, is visible on one ball.