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Tom Lauerman

Tom Lauerman is an artist whose work presents an homage to overlooked or unbuilt architectural forms. An inveterate tinkerer, he develops experimental approaches to digital fabrication and computational design. Tom received his MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art and serves as Associate Professor of Studio Art, Digital Design, and Ceramics at Penn State University. 

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Articles

Printing
What Do You Want To Be, Clay?
By Tom Lauerman
Ask clay what it wants to be, and you won’t get a simple answer. Listen to clay, and you might hear it declare that it would like, more than anything else, to be fashioned into a slightly off-kilter, humble, and dignified tea bowl.
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