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Nov. 2 - Artist Talk and Workshop

This half day workshop will be lead by David ‘Swen’ Swenson. He will give a artist talk on his work and a hands on handle workshop. The event will be from 1 pm - 4 pm. This workshop is free and open to the public. Please register for this event on our website to reserve a spot.

Artist biography and statement:

David Swenson is ceramist and instructor from Clearwater, MN. In 2009, he moved to Minnesota and worked in the twin cities area teaching ceramics in community education. He has been a visiting artist and lecturer at SAIC, the University of Minnesota TC, UW Stout, and at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. Swenson has received grants from the Minnesota State Arts Board, Jerome Foundation, Central Minnesota Arts Board, and Northern Clay Center. His work is embellished with motifs and techniques inspired by history, folk arts, medieval art, and textiles, while maintaining an eclectic and modern aesthetic.

 

‘Don’t worry, it’s all been handled’ Hands on workshop with David ‘Swen’ Swenson-Nov. 2

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Nov. 2 - Artist Talk and Workshop

This half day workshop will be lead by David ‘Swen’ Swenson. He will give a artist talk on his work and a hands on handle workshop. The event will be from 1 pm - 4 pm. This workshop is free and open to the public. Please register for this event on our website to reserve a spot.

Artist biography and statement:

David Swenson is ceramist and instructor from Clearwater, MN. In 2009, he moved to Minnesota and worked in the twin cities area teaching ceramics in community education. He has been a visiting artist and lecturer at SAIC, the University of Minnesota TC, UW Stout, and at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. Swenson has received grants from the Minnesota State Arts Board, Jerome Foundation, Central Minnesota Arts Board, and Northern Clay Center. His work is embellished with motifs and techniques inspired by history, folk arts, medieval art, and textiles, while maintaining an eclectic and modern aesthetic.

 

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