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Forever
With Robin Lambert
Through an open call, FOREVER connects the archival nature of clay to the poetic and preposterous nature of a FOREVER postage stamp. Ceramic material provides us with some of our oldest records of history. The FOREVER stamp, a promise that you will be able to mail a letter in perpetuity, offers the possibility of imagining an equally distant future.
Participants sent us a bit of wet clay. The journey through the postal system left its impression on the material. These marks become a tale, connecting this project to our earliest writing on clay. During NCECA at the Morean Arts Center for Clay, this archive was on display.
Morean Arts Center for Clay — St. Petersburg, Florida — 2011
