Students will work on collaborative projects that will be on temporary exhibition in the park. Close contact with working artists and art students in these two countries as well as a visit to the National Art Academy in Tallinn Estonia will provide a wide range of exposure to contemporary issues in visual art in Europe. Visits to major art museums, cultural sites will be arranged in each country. For those students who choose to extend their stay in Europe, Helsinki is the ideal city from which to visit St. Petersburg Russia and the Hermitage Museums and other world-class collections and historic sites

Friday, May 28, 2010

After Pour

The last 24 hours has been a mad race to the finish line. Some people finishing their mold at the last minute, others getting the charges ready, lining up the molds , checking safety equipment. I gotta say I am so exhuasted, like all the time. I donät think I get enough sleep and so I end up taking naps in the middle of the day. I think others are doing it as well.

The Finale of the iron pour was last night and it was a mother. Villu´s giant furnace was a beast. A very experienced ECU crew including myself handled it all night and it was like running a volcano. I still don´t know who that saint was that fed it for most of the night. I do feel like anyother furnace I could run now that Ive handled this one. So it was a pretty good learning experience. Professor Payne ran it and so I got a chance to learn from another professor. We ended the pour around 1:30am.

It looks like most castings came out and everyone is out cleaning them. we have two days before the exhibition. I think I can make it through another day. lol

1 comment:

  1. How exciting! I can't wait to see pictures of the casts and of course the final completed works. Take a breather Andy.
    Mom

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