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LOCATION:502 94th St\nOcean City MD 21842
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SUMMARY:Free Artist Talk: Meet the 2023 Robinson Fellow David Smith
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DESCRIPTION:Join us in the main gallery at the Ocean City Art League\, for 
 a FREE\nartist talk and welcome our 2023 Orem & Harriet Robinson Fellow fo
 r\nContemporary Art and Community Engagement: David Smith! Learn more\nabo
 ut his artwork\, experience\, and plans for the year ahead. Free and\nopen
  to the public. \n  \nSmith received his MFA in ceramics from LSU and is 
 currently Associate\nProfessor in the Art Department at Salisbury Universi
 ty. Primarily a\nsculptor and a mold-maker\, he explores how translucent p
 orcelain and\nlight depict form and surface\, and re-contextualize familia
 r objects\,\nlike snake skin or crab claws\, playing with contradictions a
 nd\nabsurdity. \n  \n\nAdvanced registration preferred but walk-in's welc
 ome! \nAdvanced registration encouraged\, but walk-ins welcome.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n<div><span style=\"font-size:15px\;back
 ground-color:#ffffff\;\">Join us in the main gallery at the Ocean City Art
  League\, for a FREE artist talk and welcome our 2023 Orem &amp\; Harriet 
 Robinson Fellow for Contemporary Art and Community Engagement: David Smith
 ! Learn more about his artwork\, experience\, and plans for the year ahead
 . Free and open to the public.</span></div>\n<div> </div>\n<div><span sty
 le=\"font-size:15px\;background-color:#ffffff\;\">Smith received his MFA i
 n ceramics from LSU and is currently Associate Professor in the Art Depart
 ment at Salisbury University. Primarily a sculptor and a mold-maker\, he e
 xplores how translucent porcelain and light depict form and surface\, and 
 re-contextualize familiar objects\, like snake skin or crab claws\, playin
 g with contradictions and absurdity.</span></div>\n<div> </div>\n<div><sp
 an style=\"font-size:15px\;background-color:#ffffff\;\"><br /></span></div
 >\n<div><span style=\"font-size:15px\;background-color:#ffffff\;\">Advance
 d registration preferred but walk-in's welcome!</span></div></div>\n<div><
 span style=\"font-size:15px\;\">Advanced registration encouraged\, but wal
 k-ins welcome.</span></div>
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