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April 2019
"Using Fresh and Unconventional Materials"
Presented by: Susan Cano, Theresa Clower and Jane Irwin - Sogetsu School
Making a composition using fresh and unconventional materials can be challenging. "Unconventional Materials" means anything other than fresh plant materials. Dried, colored, and other materials which are made by processing originally fresh plants are not considered to be unconventional materials.
Click here: Bios of Presenters
Slide show viewing: click on + in lower right corner of first photo. Click on > to see photos individually. Then move cursor down screen to remove obstruction.
