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Johanna Kiln

Bresnahan has learned to juggle his life as a parent and an artist by involving his...

4/2/1997

Clay, Wood, Fire, Spirit: The Pottery of Richard Bresnahan

Johanna Kiln

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Bresnahan has learned to juggle his life as a parent and an artist by involving his...

Bresnahan has learned to juggle his life as a parent and an artist by involving his children at the studio and the celebration of the Johanna Kiln, the largest kiln in North America. Guests: Collette Bresnahan, Kevin Flicker, Elaine Debuhr

4/2/1997

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Clay, Wood, Fire, Spirit: The Pottery of Richard Bresnahan is a local public television program presented by Minnesota PBS

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Clip: Special | 12m 19s | The studio is always open and welcoming to visitors. Today, Japanese students visits... (12m 19s)

Artist in Residence

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Clip: Special | 4m 53s | After his apprenticeship in Japan, Bresnahan returned to St. John's University as an... (4m 53s)

Resourcefulness

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Clip: Special | 10m 48s | Exposed to the nature-based culture of rural Japan, Richard Bresnahan uses local... (10m 48s)

Using Local Materials

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Clip: Special | 13m 34s | Not only does Bresnahan use local materials for his pottery, he used dead and dying... (13m 34s)

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