Susan Clinard’s memorial of the Sandy Hook Tragedy was chronicled by the New Haven Register. See the article and more here.
Inspiration.
An inspiration. The sort of renewal we need, week after week.
We share this sort of on this Design Blog. Which is why you should join, here.
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Sweet Bird
No, no, no. We are not selling gum. It’s the bird.
The ostrich was built by Peter Clarke an long ago Museum student who pretty much has just about every Museum kid’s dream job sculpting and mechanizing creatures at the Stan Winston Studio.
For more, see: https://www.stanwinstonschool.com/artists/special-effects-character-creator-peter-weir-clarke
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March 4, 2013 · 9:21 pmAlice Roche: Architectural Jewelry Design
Alice Roche was an apprentice and educator at the Museum.
Her work was recently profiled on the San Francisco Chronicle’s website.
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Totally Natural
A recent interview with Susan Clinard, the Museum’s resident Artist in lc (Lucky Compiler), an online anthology of arts journalism.
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Eli Whitney Museum Kayaks and Kudzu Craft
The Museum’s 12 ft skin-on frame kayak class was featured yesterday on the Kudzu Craft website. The class used Kudzu plans, artificial sinew and skin for these kayaks. One of the highlight’s of the summer.
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Aeromodelers Flying at Quinnipiac University
The Aeromodelers from the EWM Summer Program flying their planes at one of the intramural athletic fields at Quinnipiac University. They had a blast.
Thank you QU!
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