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Episode 35 | John Poole | Industrial Foundry Resident Artist
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Today on the show we have John Poole. John studied with Wayne Potratz at the University of Minnesota and he went on to become the resident artist at an industrial foundry named the Smith Foundry. In this conversation he explains how the relationship formed and what the benefits were.
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- Western Cast Iron Art Alliance - 501 C3, non-profit organization and consists of iron casting artists in the western states that have existed since 2008 to educate, demonstrate and exhibit cast iron art in the region. This group of sculptors creatively focuses on a variety of art forms ranging from installation to performance works utilizing cast iron as their vocabulary. Visit their website: https://www.wciaa.org
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