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Over Thanksgiving Break we arranged a Community Salt Firing and invited students from the ceramics and sculpture departments to put work in the kiln and help with the firing. It was a great opportunity to work with our peers over the break, give thanks for our clay community, and have fun!

…. Many hands made lighter work.

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(My set of six double lidded jars: ready for grolleg terra sig and some salt firing)

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(We bricked the door in record time)

(and spray painted the peeps and salt ports G-Timock Style)

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(paper-clay door)

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(burners on)

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(the crack in the side of the arch)

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(Gabriel & Bowie bait the kiln…)

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(I fished out the draw rings post salting)

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(Cooling:—-> The paper clay door post firing)

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(detail of paper clay door, post firing)

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(the crowd checks out the results)

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(the fired stack)

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  1. October 16, 2008

    I honestly cannot believe this salt kiln is still standing. When I was at KCAI (98-02) we thought it was in its final days. Good to see your photos. Keep up the good work.

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