Posted on Jun 1, 2022
This Oregon artist uses ancient process of lost-wax bronze casting to make fine art bowls
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Like many other artists, San Diego-born Robert Anders supplemented his creative work with “day jobs” that had him living in cities from Minneapolis to Kansas City. But when it came time to consider retirement, Baker City, Oregon, looked like the perfect spot to settle.
This Oregon artist uses ancient process of lost-wax bronze casting to make fine art bowls
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
,,,"He was also a founding board member of Wildlands Network and has been recognized with awards from Sunset Magazine, Society for Conservation Biology, The Wilderness Society, Washington Environmental Council, Northwest Jewish Environmental Project, Endangered Species Coalition, and The Wildlife Society (NW Section). In 2003 he was named by Washington Law and Politics Magazine as one of the “25 smartest people in Washington.”
You can read Mitch’s thoughts on activist strategy in this vintage speech he delivered. In his 1996 voice, you can already hear his thoughts evolving toward broad democratic engagement and against the perils of tribal ideology."
,,,"He was also a founding board member of Wildlands Network and has been recognized with awards from Sunset Magazine, Society for Conservation Biology, The Wilderness Society, Washington Environmental Council, Northwest Jewish Environmental Project, Endangered Species Coalition, and The Wildlife Society (NW Section). In 2003 he was named by Washington Law and Politics Magazine as one of the “25 smartest people in Washington.”
You can read Mitch’s thoughts on activist strategy in this vintage speech he delivered. In his 1996 voice, you can already hear his thoughts evolving toward broad democratic engagement and against the perils of tribal ideology."
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