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This activity is funded, in part, by the arts and cultural heritage fund as appropriated by the Minnesota State Legislature with money from the Legacy Amendment vote of the people of Minnesota on November 4, 2008. Robert Briscoe’s website: Linda Christianson’s website: Guillermo Cuellar’s website: Jason Trebs’ website: In partnership with Northern Clay Center, Anoka-Ramsey Community College is a fiscal year 2011 recipient of a Folk and Traditional Arts grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board. Activities of business and employers membership organizations. Andreas Stohl William Thomas Sturges Erik Swietlicki Joel Thornton Ivonne Trebs Robert Vautard Elisabetta Vignati Bernhard Vogel Rainer Volkamer.

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Robert trebs series#

This documentary tracks the amazing sphere of these potters’ stories with each other- exposing the challenge of becoming and subsisting as a practicing potter, detailing many of their processes, and, through the clear voice of art critic and cultural specialist Janet Koplas, offering insight into the bigger Minnesota potters’ narrative. A series of evening gallery conversations and artist talks took place to support the exhibition. Dianming Wu 1 2 3, Marcus A Horn 4 5, Thomas Behrendt 6, Stefan Müller 7, Jingsong Li 8, Jeff A Cole 9, Baohua Xie 10, Xiaotang Ju 11, Guo Li 12, Michael Ermel 6, Robert Oswald 6, Janine Fröhlich-Nowoisky 12, Peter Hoor 7, Chunsheng Hu 13, Min Liu 14, Meinrat O Andreae 6 15, Ulrich Pöschl 12, Yafang Cheng 12, Hang Su 12. Anne Ratte-Polle,Nele Trebs,Robert Viktor Minich. Robert Oswalds 18 research works with 1,035 citations and 4,915 reads, including: Wu 2019 ISME JHONO denitrificationSM.docx. The documentary provided a view into the lives and work of eight Minnesota potters-four pairs of artists whose unique relationships celebrate some of the many ways that knowledge, experience and spirit are passed from person to person in this field. In addition to this exhibition, a documentary screening and a lecture by Janet Koplos was held at Anoka Ramsey Community College on Saturday March 10, 2012.

The exhibition featured work by Richard Bresnahan, Robert Briscoe, Linda Christianson, Guillermo Cuellar, Jil Franke, Steven Lemke, Warren MacKenzie, Jason Trebs. Spearheaded by Mark Lambert of Anoka Ramsey Community College, the Sharing the Fire exhibition was part of a larger roster of programming, which documented the work of select Minnesota ceramic artists, their methods of working with clay, and the way in which they pass on their skills. Northern Clay Center hosted Minnesota Potters: Sharing the Fire, an exhibition documenting how ceramic art is passed on from one artist to another in an effort to keep Minnesota’s vibrant ceramic tradition and community flourishing.