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In the Kiln Room: Susan Rankin

"In the Kiln Room" is a weekly video series featuring artist talks, studio tours, and demonstrations by Canadian ceramic and glass artists. In this episode, Susan Rankin discusses her glass practice and the ways in which she is inspired by nature and her garden. Bringing the natural environment and florals into her glass practice through spectacularly detailed decorations, Rankin also brings her glass practice to the natural environment through her abstract installations. Susan Rankin lives and works from her home in Apsley, Ontario. Susan graduated from Sheridan College in 1989. She received a three-year artist in residency at the Harbourfront Centre glass studio, in Toronto from 1989 – 91. In her 33-year career as a glass artist, Susan has drawn her inspiration from the landscape in which she lives. As an avid gardener she continues to explore the Idea of garden through her vessel and sculptural works and is well-known for her vibrant floral vessels. Susan examines how glass has been used historically and transitions form and style with a contemporary feel. https://www.susanrankin.com/ Upcoming Solo Exhibition: “Shadow Garden”, July 4 - Sept. 5, 2020, Rails End Gallery and Arts Centre, Haliburton, ON. 23 York Street, Haliburton ON K0M 1S0 705-457-2330 --- The Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery is a long-standing site of excellence and a destination for contemporary art for international tourists and regional citizens. We are Canada's only gallery dedicated to contemporary Canadian works in ceramics, glass, and copper enameling. We host critically-acclaimed exhibitions that challenge ideas and perceptions of the definitions of art, craft and design today. With an emphasis on Canadian artists, our exhibitions also support international and regional artists. Our Gallery Shop is recognized on its own merits as a fine craft gallery, showing the best of Canadian ceramic and glass work. A relevant and dynamic cultural organization, the Gallery provides supportive education programs to people from across the Region. Using exhibitions as a starting point, individuals develop arts vocabulary, arts appreciation and cultivate confidence in their interpretation of contemporary artworks. People who return to the Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery come to understand that the Gallery is a space with dynamic exhibitions, ever-changing hands-on programs and multiple opportunities for learning. http://www.theclayandglass.ca