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Making a Connection: Artist in Residency Program in Amakusa, Japan
Phone: (843) 853-3345
Price: Free
www.cone10studios.com
A recent body of work reflecting artist Fiorenzo Berardozzi's connection with contemporary potters and artists in Amakusa, Japan. Fiorenzo Berardozzi is a ceramic sculptor living in Charleston. Berardozzi will address contemporary aesthetics and issues of
these artists. On view through Feb. 9.
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Cone 10 Studios
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1080-B Morrison Drive
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(843) 853-3345
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1080-B Morrison Drive
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