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The Opening Reception for "A Re-Visioning: New Works in Polymer Art" was a big hit at the H.F.Johnson Gallery of Art at Carthage College. Many students enjoyed viewing the works of such master artists as Jeffrey Lloyd Dever, Kathleen Dustin, Lindly Haunani, Maggie Maggio, Dan Cormier, Wendy Wallin Malinow, Leslie Blackford and many others.

 Sean Mitchell, a student from the Spring 2014 Polymer Clay Course at Carthage enjoyed a close up view of Leslie Blackford's "Carnival Train". His little sister Clare loved this piece.

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June 24, 2014   Comments on the Final Project

Student final project examples from top:

1. Final Critique ( left to right) : John, Whitney, Clayton, Sean, Nuo, Heidi, Vicki, Stefanie, Melanie

2. Vicki Lumbert,  Faux marble checkerboard with pieces and Set of 12 "inches" framed.

3. John Warnock, Map of the U.S.A., Using cane inlays for each state, matted on black board, box-framed .

4. Melanie Grady,  Peacock Vessel,  Top of bird is removable, bottom is a glass vase with peacock cane appliqués.

5.  Stefanie Huttelmaier, Rainbow Blend Die-Form necklace ( style of Dan Cormier). Note: Stefanie carefully read and appiled Dan Cormier's techniques for making die-formed beads from his book: "Relief Beyond Belief")

6. Diane Levesque, Samples of demo pieces made in class: ( from left to right)

 Dreaming Man ( striped Rainbow blend technique)

 Spiral Goddess ( Lindly Huanani Pinch Petals technique used in sculpture)

Queen of Relics ( Faux Ivory and bone technique)

Coral Man ( Faux Coral and various canes)

The Carthage College Polymer Clay Course ended with a final critique on May 19. All students worked very hard to complete a variety of final projects including the ones featured here. Heidi Hollmann created a stunning marionette that will be posted later. Sean Mitchell was working on a very detailed bust of a teal colored dragon, also to be posted later. 

 Many thanks to the Polymer Community and all the great artists who advised and supported this course throughout this adventure.  We could not have succeeded without you!

Diane Levesque