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Fishtown artist learns about ceramics through Marcellus Shale creations
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
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Fishtown scultpure artist Jennie Shanker's work to create ceramics using clay from the Marcellus Shale region gets some love from New York Times blogger Andrew Revkin.
On her shale blog, Shanker builds links to useful background on the gas issue around the edges of her posts without ramming a particular view down one’s throat. Here’s
a video snippet
she shot while exploring shale outcroppings by the roadside.
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