Edge of Extinction

Reinertson, Neptune's Daughter, Ceramic
photo credit:Scott McCue

Edge of Extinction

Ceramic Sculpture by Lisa Reinertson

Pence Gallery
Davis, CA

April 26 - June 14

This exhibition is dedicated to the survival of all of earth's species.

Reinertson, Pieta, Ceramic
photo credit: Scott McCue

Bedford Gallery /Peaceable Kingdom

My bronze sculpture of Neptune's Daughter will be on view at the Bedford Gallery in the exhibition "Peaceable Kingdom"

March 3rd through May 19th 2013

Opening reception is March 3rd

Fall 2012

Fall 2012 

Teaching- Ceramic Sculpture at the San Francisco Art Institute

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September   - "Neptune's Daughter" is on exhibit in Santa Fe as part of the Ecumene : Global Interface in American Ceramics National Exhibition 


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My work is represented by Chris Winfield Gallery in Carmel

The Ceramics Annual of America 

at Fort Mason in San Francisco 

is taking place September 14-16th

I will participating again this year with several new pieces.

Cal Shakes Summer Art Exhibition 

continues through October

Go and have a picnic, wander the grounds to find the artwork, and enjoy a great play.

Exhibition- June 7 - July 8, 2012

Reinertson, Like A Bird On A Wire, detail, Ceramic, 18"x58"x 9", 2012

LIFE ON EARTH

LISA REINERTSON

SCULPTURE

LEE WILDER SNIDER

PAINTINGS

AT

GALLERY621

621 FIRST ST

BENICIA, CA

OPENING RECEPTION

JUNE 9TH 5-7 PM

Wolf Pipe Installed in Davis

"Wolf Pipe"

Terracotta Pipe with Bas-Relief

7 ft. x 2 ft.

Sculpted at Mission Clay in Phoenix. Installed in Davis as a part of the Transmedia Sculpture Walk.

(If you have the newest technology on cell phones- wave your phone near the tip of the wolf's tail.)

fall 2011

On Nov. 3 I will be giving a talk and demonstration at the S. F. Art Institute as a part of their Fall Colloquium.

I will also be teaching a ceramics class there this coming Spring Semester.

Mission Clay Pipe Project

June 6-10

Trying out bas relief on

7 ft. clay pipes.....to be continued.