 To help promote the 23rd           Alabama Clay Conference, to be held this year at the University of           Alabama in Tuscaloosa on February 8-10, this program is a rebroadcast           of Georgine Clarke interviewing two Alabama ceramic artists who taught           at the 21st Alabama Clay Conference. Larry           Percy is on the Art faculty at Troy University. His work has been           inspired by the time he has spent in the Southwest, particularly New           Mexico. He talks about that influence of the land in his sculptural,           vessel forms. He also discusses his ways of teaching at a college           level. Scott           Bennett owns Red Dot Gallery in Birmingham, where he produces his           work and also teaches classes. As a relatively new Alabama resident,           Scott talks about the strong clay community of artists in the state           and also describes approaches to his own work.
           To help promote the 23rd           Alabama Clay Conference, to be held this year at the University of           Alabama in Tuscaloosa on February 8-10, this program is a rebroadcast           of Georgine Clarke interviewing two Alabama ceramic artists who taught           at the 21st Alabama Clay Conference. Larry           Percy is on the Art faculty at Troy University. His work has been           inspired by the time he has spent in the Southwest, particularly New           Mexico. He talks about that influence of the land in his sculptural,           vessel forms. He also discusses his ways of teaching at a college           level. Scott           Bennett owns Red Dot Gallery in Birmingham, where he produces his           work and also teaches classes. As a relatively new Alabama resident,           Scott talks about the strong clay community of artists in the state           and also describes approaches to his own work.High MP3
 
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