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Beth Cavener: Emotive Anthropomorphism

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posted on Nov 1, 2018

Beth Cavener explores the connection between animal instincts and human emotions through exquisitely sculpted clay sculptures. Often working on a large scale, she uses a combination of traditional ceramic techniques and innovative methods to create her emotional and dramatic works.

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The lessons and articles in this issue will inspire you to take students outdoors and find joy in nature. Students learn about sound and tone and develop mixed-media wind chimes; draw landscapes that depict foreground, middle ground, and background; celebrate the changing seasons with year-round flora sketching in an outdoor “art garden,” and more.

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