By Jennifer Shuye ’17
Published Jan. 27, 2016
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To make this piece, “lightness of being (settled),” artist Martha Russo ’85 dipped household objects such as burnt toast into white porcelain clay and fired the objects in a kiln. “Coalescere,” an exhibition of 25 years of her work, opens in March at the Boulder (Colo.) Museum of Contemporary Art.
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