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  • A Living Palette Exhibition, CCGG – Installation image
    From Clay to Climate – Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery Symposium Review
    D Wood
    Frost’s presentation in Waterloo reiterated the contents of ‘The Price of Clay’ (on the website), including recycling clay waste, processing glaze and plaster waste, reusing bisque-fired and glaze-fired ceramics, procurement of clay, and kiln usage Read More.
  • Laura O'Conner Installation
    Rebus Plates for Our Times
    Jennifer E. Salahub, Ph.D.
    When Perron was gifted with a nineteenth-century rebus plate manufactured in Gien, France, she was both thrilled and suitably puzzled. Although fluent in French and English, it took her literally years to fully decode the message, as the “translation” (usually found on the back of the plate) had been worn away. Read More.
  • Brendan Tang, Manga Ormolu 5.0-y (2020) Detail 24” H (61 cm).
    Deep Time and Speculative Futures
    Randi O'Brien
    Anyone who has played Legend of Zelda or even Pokémon – the millennials and those gaming folks – will definitely get those analogies. There is a visual language that relates to the grind, to the detective/exploration work, to the idea, or to the mechanism of crafting in video games – harvesting things and then crafting objects out of them – and it's this usage of or appropriation of our childhood language that we use in our adult mediums of choice. Read More.
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