Sam Linguist's Underglazed Stoneware at Triangolo Gallery
Triangolo gallery presents new underglazed stoneware works by Sam Linguist. The artist, raised in Waxahachie, Texas, worked at Webb Gallery as a teen, where he encountered visionary artists like Sanford Darling, Royal Robertson, and Burgess Dulaney. Their influence manifests in his handmade objects, slip-cast surfaces, and use of found items such as domino tiles, turtle shells, Styrofoam, and hardcover books. His work hovers between sculpture and painting, creating enigmatic dreamscapes.
Key facts
- Triangolo gallery presents new underglazed stoneware works by Sam Linguist.
- Linguist was raised in Waxahachie, Texas.
- He worked at Webb Gallery during his teenage years.
- Webb Gallery is dedicated to visionary, often self-taught artists.
- He encountered artists Sanford Darling, Royal Robertson, and Burgess Dulaney at Webb Gallery.
- His practice involves handmade objects and slip-cast surfaces.
- He uses found items like domino tiles, turtle shells, Styrofoam, and hardcover books.
- His work is poised between sculpture and painting.
Entities
Artists
- Sam Linguist
- Sanford Darling
- Royal Robertson
- Burgess Dulaney
Institutions
- Triangolo gallery
- Webb Gallery
Locations
- Waxahachie
- Texas
- United States