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SUMMARY:'David Smith: The Development of Low-Fire Wood Firing Techniques and the Making of Monsters' Exhibit Opens
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LOCATION:Fulton Hall\, University Gallery
DESCRIPTION:During his sabbatical\, Art Department faculty Smith focused on developing glazes and firing schedules for low-fire wood firings (around 2\,000° F)\, which is a relatively un-explored process in the world of contemporary ceramics and pottery. He also enjoys making monsters. This sabbatical work strikes a unique balance between technical mastery and creative play\, uniting the methodical process of firing and testing while creating sculptures akin to Frankenstein’s monster. As the saying goes: “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.”\nMore info: https://webapps.salisbury.edu/calendars/Program/event_view.asp?EID=586980&ID=2&cTYPE=1&month=9&year=2026&cate=\nActiveBury: https://www.activebury.com/events/11820
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