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February 1, 2016

Stacked bottle-vase (2016)

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Burt McMurtry Arts Initiative project blog: Intermateriality:Redox
Academic pages: hmabuchi.people.stanford.edu
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About
Artist’s Statement
Djerassi residency June-July 2018
galleries ⤦ | menu ⤤
gallery: functional(ish)
gallery: kiln-lab
gallery: micrographs
gallery: mixed-media / installation
gallery: sculptural
High temperature imaging USU Aug 2018
Involution (South Texas College, April – July 2021)
Stanford Kazegama February 3, 2016
Stanford Kazegama November 3, 2015
Wood/Salt firing at MAC February 2016

Academic Projects

2016 Stanford News – replication project
2017 The Red and The Black: Art and Science of Iron-Bearing Ceramic Surfaces
2018 Stanford News – Hand and Eye exhibition
2019-20 Intermateriality:Redox

Papers/Publications

2018 Cultural Confluence
2018 Cultural Confluence audio (Tales of a Red Clay Rambler ep. 264)
2018 NCECA Journal v39 pp. 170-172
2019 Leonardo gallery piece (Vol 52, p. 226)
2021 NCECA Journal v41 pp. 213-215

Videos

2018 Leonardo Art+Science interview
2018 NCECA lecture
2018 NCECA panel
2018 Shared Ground panel
2019 Leonardo Book Club interview
2019 NCECA roundtable panel
2019 Stanford News – Science meets art
2021 STC "Involution" webinar

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